Elections are not instruments to rewrite legal outcomes, nor are they platforms to manufacture emotional pressure around individual cases.

The media serves as the “fourth pillar” of democracy in exposing corruption and promoting ethical governance, says the veteran Malaysian social activist

History has never been kind to those who believed that law should only apply when it is politically convenient.

The current government is stitching together a veritable tapestry of institutional revival through persuasion and garnering a consensus within a fractured coali...

This is not written against any race, but in defence of the shared principles of a multi-ethnic democratic nation.

The political stance by both parties potentially gives Barisan Nasional a strategic advantage, according to ILHAM Centre’s Hisomuddin Bakar

Johor evolves beyond its traditional political significance to become one of the country's principal engines of economic growth as the close cooperation thrives...

Amri, who was known for his humanitarian work and involvement in Shia religious activities, disappeared in November 2016 while driving in Perlis.

Alleged sustained criticism seems to have unsettled Noor Azizah after her controversial remarks made at the Marie Claire Women of the Year Awards in Australia

For decades, Britain has been governed from London. Wealth accumulated in one corner of the country while entire regions waited patiently for an opportunity tha...

The study points to strong public backing for institutional reforms and continued support for the government’s reform agenda

Negeri Sembilan has entered a highly charged political environment following the collapse of the state government’s majority and the calling of fresh elections.

Planning coordination is necessary, yet it must never leave citizens feeling segregated by tiered treatment, much less devolve into a symbolic hierarchy of stat...