In recent weeks, the country has been shaken by several incidents involving students and weapons, including the tragic death of a female student in Damansara

Just weeks after the United States and Iran signed a 14-point MoU on June 17, 2026, which was intended to end hostilities, the agreement has unravelled.

Community leaders warn that continued inaction could undermine national security, productivity and the future of Malaysia’s younger generation

The two coalitions competing against each other in the Johor state election exposes a contradiction that blurs political accountability and weakens public trust...

Over the past several years, the Court has demonstrated a willingness to investigate individuals who, until recently, many believed were politically untouchable...

Malaysia under Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim advances a foreign policy approach combining legal advocacy, multilateral engagement and humanitarian ass...

A strategic affairs expert stresses that the country is not bound by the 1951 Refugee Convention and is under no legal obligation to provide refugees with the s...

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