Negri Sembilan alarm bells for Anwar
The rising cost of living and a lost reform message cost Pakatan Harapan dearly.
Two scandals, 40 years apart, one lesson unlearnt
Malaysia finally read the Tabung Haji report - but did it learn from BMF?
The trillion-ringgit trap
Malaysia's state funds have grown into a RM2tn empire, but the country remains stuck in the middle.
The politics of patience
Real reform in Malaysia was never going to happen overnight.
15-day ultimatum to Malaysia: Ball now in US court
Will diplomacy prevail to de-escalate tensions before permanent structural damage is done to bilateral channels?
Tabung Haji losses: Shock now, then what?
Malaysia has seen this story before - will the royal commission report finally force accountability?
My vote is tired. It still counts
An open letter to election fatigue, and a reason to keep marking the ballot.
Return them to what?
Malaysia's Rohingya deal raises more questions than answers.
The scandals just keep coming
From Tabung Haji revelations to Forest City scam centres, trust is running low.
Kota Damansara data centre row is a governance failure, not just a planning dispute
Malaysia keeps reacting to protests instead of preventing them - and that gap is getting expensive.
Why Malaysia needs to read more, not less
Now in its second year, a Kuala Lumpur festival asks what happens when a nation stops reading deeply.
Misguided claims on Palestine, Malaysian solidarity and think tank’s forum
IronPen’s post on Facebook dismisses multi-ethnic solidarity, erases the indigenous Palestinian reality of ongoing genocide - and whitewashes a known Zionist apologist.