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Najib Razak
Malaysia's 14th General Elections: Standing Still
By Dominique F. Fernandes
With the national opposition in disarray, the elections seem to be Barisan Nasional’s to lose.
Actually, Malaysia’s Multi-Ethnic Coalition Died in 1969
By James Chin
Those who believe that the BN is a genuine multi-ethnic coalition have simply fallen for the slick propaganda.
The End of Malaysia’s Multi-Ethnic Coalition?
By Stephan Giersdorf
Najib Razak's embrace of an Islamic party overturns a decades-long tradition of narrowing ethnic and religious divides.
The Unsinkable Najib Razak
By Luke Hunt
Even as 1MDB and other scandals claim further scalps, Malaysia's prime minister is expected to win the next election.
Islamic Fashion on the Rise in Malaysia
By Ana Salvá
As many Muslim women choose to dress modestly, more brands are joining this juicy market
Malaysia Grapples With Chilling Case of an Abducted Pastor
By Luke Hunt
Raymond Koh's disappearance is worthy of comparisons with Sombath Somphone.
What’s Wrong With Gay Rights in Indonesia and ASEAN?
By Luke Hunt
A recent incident exposes the country’s – and the region’s – lingering challenges on this front.
What’s Behind Malaysia’s Recent Rape Controversy?
By Luke Hunt
A lawmaker’s comments have sparked outrage in the country.
What Did the Malaysian Prime Minister's Visit Mean for India's 'Act East' Policy?
By Tridivesh Singh Maini
What Najib Razak's time in India tells us about Modi's outreach to Southeast Asia.
Can Malaysia's Opposition Win?
By Nithin Coca
Despite the massive 1MDB scandal, Malaysia's ruling party might be in an even better position than in 2013.
The Danger of Najibizing Malaysia’s Foreign Policy
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Recent controversies over the country’s foreign policy decisions are the product of a broader problem.
Why Malaysia's Najib Razak Isn't Going Anywhere
By Ooi Kok Hin
Despite protests, political realities will keep the prime minister's coalition in power through 2017 – and beyond.