5 Jul 2024 The Malaysian Government’s Silence on Covert Conversion: A Poor Start to Madani Harmony? 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. Malaysia Malaysian Politics Religion
4 Jul 2024 Sarawak Offers Malaysia Lessons in Managing Diversity 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. Malaysia Malaysian Politics Religion
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
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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
17 Apr 2024 Bersatu’s Unending Crisis: No End in Sight James Chai Parti Pribumi Malaysia Bersatu is going through a vulnerable period, with defections by members and leadership tussles. Malaysia Malaysian Politics
28 Mar 2024 Can Bersatu Go It Alone? Azmil Tayeb This Long Read assesses Bersatu’s prospects for going it alone in the event that Perikatan Nasional (PN) implodes. It argues that its best chance lies in winning seats that used to be UMNO strongholds but are now under PN. Malaysia Malaysian Elections Malaysian Politics
15 Mar 2024 Turmoils and Triumphs: The Political Tapestry of Taib Mahmud’s Reign Lee Poh Onn Taib Mahmud was a shrewd political operator, but his legacy is not free of controversy. Malaysia Malaysian Politics Southeast Asia
