Sungai Bakap: A Wake Up Call to Buck Up
Khairy Jamaluddin
Pakatan Harapan’s recent loss in a Penang by-election should give it some grounds for introspection.

Khairy Jamaluddin
Pakatan Harapan’s recent loss in a Penang by-election should give it some grounds for introspection.
Serina Rahman
Malaysia has commenced fuel subsidy rationalisation by shifting from general to targeted diesel subsidies, but there is still some economic fallout. The government needs to do more to help those bearing the cost.
Sharon Seah
The fact that five Southeast Asian countries are seeking to join BRICS should not be seen as an affront to the West and its so-called rules-based order.
Meredith Weiss
Fulcrum editor Lee Hwok Aun and ISEAS Malaysia Studies Programme Coordinator Francis Hutchinson discuss Malaysia's long reform journey and the hits and misses of Anwar Ibrahim's administration, with Meredith Weiss, ISEAS Visiting Senior Fellow and Professor of Political Science at the University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY).
Meredith Weiss
Anwar Ibrahim can leverage American reactions to the war in Gaza to develop relations with the United States.
Sharifah Afra Alatas
A controversial Malaysian preacher promotes the secret conversion of non-Muslim youth to Islam and is unrepentant about going against the law of the land.
Norshahril Saat|Lee Poh Onn
Sarawak’s unity and harmony stands in marked contrast to the politicised race and religion on the Peninsula. The nation ought to take lessons from East Malaysia.
Francis E. Hutchinson|Shaun Lin|Tim Bunnell
At 100, the Causeway linking Johor and Singapore is testament to the multi-fold connections linking the two sides together.
Imran Shansunahar
Many observers have rued that the ruling coalition led by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim would not last. This is no longer the case.
Peter T. C. Chang
Chinese Malaysians are proud of China’s rise as a great power. But they have also forged a separate cultural identity quite apart from China’s efforts.