Why Malaysia's police and JAKIM deserve some scrutiny.
Tackling sex re-assignment surgery in Malaysia
Understanding the state’s aversion towards sex-reassignment in Malaysia.
The politics of native titles in Sarawak
Dayaks' land claims left on shaky ground by self-serving leaders and political malaise.
Four decades of a Malay myth
The 'Lazy Native' at 40 can’t speak English and is a gangster on wheels, writes Masturah Alatas.
Language shaming in Malaysia
Tan Zi Hao takes a look at stammering tongues and postcolonial imperialism.
Tough year for human rights in Southeast Asia
2016 was not a good year for the region's civil liberties, writes Bridget Welsh.
An alliance to secure electoral victory
Najib’s political strategy in the lead-up to the next general election
Malaysia’s digital economy: can entrepreneurship be unleashed?
Crony capitalism in Malaysia may become a drag on the country’s digital ambitions.
Najib’s fear campaign
The beleaguered Malaysian Prime Minister is clinging on to power, but at what cost?
Is working legally a win-win for refugees in Malaysia?
Is the new scheme a step in the right direction?
Bersih 5 and the increase of the Malay discontents
What does an increased Malay turnout in the recent demonstrations signify?