Corruption in Malaysia is systemic, embedded in a political-business nexus that perpetuates dependency and undermines reform.

A Japanese garden reveals an ancient philosophy that teaches us to embrace life's imperfections rather than hide them.

Aliran thus demands that the PH government lives up to its institutional reform promises made in the 2022 general election to establish the IPCMC in full, as recommended by the Dzaiddin report.

We cannot simply wish away material complexity or logistics inefficiencies. Without a massive, sustained and collaborative ...

Ann Teoh The lessons from the “tragedies” of the enforced disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh and Amri Che Mat must be ...

Volunteerism, digital ethics, empathy and resilience will shape whether Malaysia thrives or stagnates in the decades ahead.

The DAP chief promised to speed up reforms after his party’s dismal wipeout in Sabah, but the short timeline reveals a ...

Scholar-practitioner who spent decades advocating for elected local councils and autonomous urban governance dies.

The 2025 Sabah election revealed growing support for local parties and rejection of federal coalitions, signalling a new era of regional autonomy.

Sabah's election wasn't only about local politics: it was a national warning that Malaysia's unity government has forgotten the basics of governance.