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Najib Razak
Malaysian Prime Minister Calls 2014 His 'Most Challenging Year'
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Najib’s New Year message reflects on the past year, unveils domestic agenda for 2015.
Malaysia’s Moderate Voices Urge Islamic Law Reform
By Mong Palatino
An open letter urging discussion has attracted widespread support among Malaysian moderates.
Malaysia Backtracks on Sedition Law
By Ankit Panda
The Sedition Act of 1948 will not be repealed in Malaysia.
Malaysia as ASEAN Chair in 2015: What To Expect
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The country will be leading the bloc during a pivotal year. Can it deliver on its promises?
Malaysia’s Growing Climate of Repression Gets Ignored
By Joshua Kurlantzick
With the focus on Joko in Indonesia, Malaysia's crackdown on the opposition is receiving little attention.
Malaysia’s Reputation Hinges on MH370, Not on UNSC or Terrorists
By Luke Hunt
The mysteries of the missing flight create doubts that will continue to plague the Najib government.
Malaysian Lawyers March Against ‘Sedition Blitz’
By Mong Palatino
Growing domestic and international attention is stepping up pressure on the Malaysian government.
Malaysia: How Will It Perform on the UN Security Council?
By Jared Genser
The country brings some baggage of its own to the Council.
Why Malaysia Reduced Its Fuel Subsidy
By Mong Palatino
Budgetary concerns could exacerbate wealth gap issues.
ASEAN Finds Its Voice on Islamic State
By Luke Hunt
The bloc has finally broken its silence. Can it now contribute to the fight against the terrorist outfit?
Can Malaysia Airlines Take Off Again?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
After two disasters this year, the airline is restructuring. But will it be enough?
Malaysia’s Sedition Debate
By Kirsten Han
As the government continues to wield the colonial-era legislation, opposition is mounting.