28 Jun 2024 Johor-Singapore Causeway at 100: Momentous Yet Mundane 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. Malaysia Malaysia-Singapore Relations Singapore
20 Jun 2024 With Malaysia’s Opposition Weakened, Anwar Faces More Secure Future 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. Malaysia Malaysian Politics
12 Jun 2024 Chinese in Malaysia: Proud of China’s Rise, Yet Fiercely Malaysian 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. China China-Malaysia Relations Ethnic Malaysia
6 Jun 2024 Guarding Turf, Giving Credit: Malaysia’s Bumiputera Policy Must be Reasonable and Nimble Lee Hwok-Aun Malaysians need to find meaningful solutions to Bumiputera policy challenges. Malaysia’s political leaders have a chance to bravely seek change to improve the lot of Malaysians of all ethnic groups instead of maintaining the status quo. Malaysia Malaysian Economy Malaysian Politics
6 Jun 2024 Malaysia’s EV Goal: Singular Legislation Needed Sara Loo Malaysia has a lofty target of installing 10,000 electric vehicle charging stations by next year. This goal, however, needs to be supported by consistent legislation. Environment Malaysia Renewable Energy transport
30 May 2024 Ulu Tiram Killings: When Well-being is Key Norshahril Saat Two policemen were killed by a suspect in Johor recently. In analysing security and religious motivations behind the attack, there needs to be a holistic understanding of social change in the southern state. Malaysia Malaysian Politics
28 May 2024 Politics in Sabah: Orchestrated Manoeuvres in the Dark Arnold Puyok Sabah’s political parties are manoeuvring for political advantage as the state polls loom closer. Malaysia Malaysian Elections Malaysian Politics
16 May 2024 The Risks and Perceived Rewards of Rising Revivalist Populism in Malaysia Syaza Shukri The unhelpful antics of a particular populist politician in Malaysia reflect the dangers of playing up differences when a country needs unity. Malaysia Malaysian Politics Religion
14 May 2024 Platforming and Free Speech: Academia Caught Off Guard in Malaysia Benjamin Y.H. Loh Inflammatory conduct by a visiting foreign professor ignited a firestorm in Malaysia’s academia. The debacle underscores the need for a more nuanced approach to free speech, and a critical consideration of who gets to use the university as a platform. Human Rights Malaysia
30 Apr 2024 Indonesia and Malaysia: Palm Oil Under Pressure from Substitutes and EU Deforestation Regulation Fajar Hidayat The palm oil industry in Indonesia and Malaysia is seeing serious challenges in the form of green substitutes and strictures by the EU. European Union Indonesia Malaysia
