GE14 Editor Kean Wong talks with public commentator Karim Raslan about what the election outcome means for Malaysia.
GE14 at New Mandala
What mattered in GE14: campaigns, Islam, 1MDB, cost of living
How scholars of Malaysian politics reflected on the campaign as results rolled in on 9 May.
Notes from the campaign: election day’s dues
Why Malaysia's voters delivered a momentous political upset in yesterday's election, as seen from the ground.
Is a ‘Malay tsunami’ on the horizon?
ANU experts assess the likelihood of the Pakatan Harapan coalition finally making inroads into the UMNO heartland.
The amazing race for Malaysia, across the world
As Malaysians head to the most contentious elections since Merdeka, its citizens abroad are valiantly overcoming great odds to get their votes counted.
The limits to identity politics in GE14
Fracturing of Malay/Muslim parties has made it difficult to unite the Malay/Muslim electorate through ethnoreligious appeals.
A politics of redemption in fractious times
How much change, beyond Najib's ousting, does a Mahathir-led coalition represent? Or does an emboldened, victorious Najib mean political rebirths are redundant?