If Prime Minister Najib Razak is re-elected, he's not expected to undertake much-needed economic reforms.

The opposition accuses the ruling party of “stealing” upcoming elections.

How much do Chinese investors need to worry about Malaysia’s next election?

Whether it's breakfast cereal or Anwar, old rivals monopolize Malaysian politics.

Accusations are being leveled by both sides as the campaign rhetoric heats up.

The opposition to the campaign to spoil votes at the polls misses the point.

The new general election will feature a localization of electoral politics unseen in Malaysian political history.

Looming polls will test what is left of the legitimacy of the country’s scandalized premier.

Opposition candidate Mahathir Mohammed is just as guilty as current Prime Minister Najib Razak.

The country’s next poll will pit an odd couple against a scandal-ridden premier.

The failure to truly address minority concerns may come back to bite the premier in 2018.

What is Malaysia's foreign policy? The Diplomat's Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran take a look.

The visit sends a clear message that the White House is not an ally against graft but a friend of kleptocracy.

With the national opposition in disarray, the elections seem to be Barisan Nasional’s to lose.

Those who believe that the BN is a genuine multi-ethnic coalition have simply fallen for the slick propaganda.

Najib Razak's embrace of an Islamic party overturns a decades-long tradition of narrowing ethnic and religious divides.