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Sabah’s upcoming state election has reignited long-simmering frustrations over autonomy, resources, and a sense that the promises made when Malaysia…

As the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) wraps up its summit in Kuala Lumpur, its ongoing failure to act…

Recent months have seen the U.S. government deploy secretive, masked enforcers, detain critics without due process, ignore court orders, and…

In a move to enhance freedom of assembly, Malaysia is set to amend the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 by removing…

As Britain’s Labour Party sweeps to victory, ending 14 years of Tory rule, does this mark a new dawn for…

Following criticism by UMNO’s Youth Chief, the party’s Johor Deputy Head piles on, says PN’s ministers are of “questionable quality”…

This story was updated Feb. 28, 9:50am. As this is a developing story, more updates will be made as the…

Just before the 15th of January, many Indian Tamil communities across Malaysia prepared to celebrate the festival of Pongal, one…