Malaysia

This weekend Malaysians marched in a Global Climate Strike drawing attention to regional environmental degradation.

The new Malay-Muslim alliance between two major opposition forces could accelerate further polarization of Malaysian politics.

Despite the clear advantages of cash-based assistance, globally, such aid still only accounts for a lowly 6 percent.

A key government adviser has renewed calls for an end to race-based affirmative action that favors the Malay majority.

Malaysia’s indigenous tribes are trying to lay modern claims to lands their people have lived on for centuries.

Economic relations, and defense industry ties are at the forefront, but can this partnership also pave the way to greater unity in the Muslim world?

Over a year after the election of Pakatan Harapan, refugees in Malaysia have heard positive signals but seen little change.

A conversation with renowed Malaysian journalist Leslie Lopez.

There is a sense of optimism on the ground that the ingredients for meaningful change are finally present.

ASEAN should aim to be “central” in the Mekong subregion too.

The Anti-Fake News Act (AFNA) 2018 should be repealed, but Malaysia’s leaders need to work on a suitable replacement.

Singapore-Malaysia relations are at a low amid an ongoing dispute over waters off Tuas.