Articles by Greg Lopez

Call for papers for a special issue on democracy and human rights in Southeast Asia.

Clive Kessler argues that the Malaysian federal constitution is being hijacked by a cabal of non-democratic forces.

Greg Lopez suggests that it's time to stop relying on the elites to find solutions to Malaysia's problems

The condemnation of UMNO is increasingly becoming mainstream. Does this signal a change of what the international community thinks of UMNO?

Murray Hunter articulates why Malaysia's opposition does not deserve to take over the federal government.

Joyce Ng, the editor of the only Australia-based Malaysian magazine, explains what motivated this venture

Dr. Arnold Puyok discusses recent developments in Sabah and Sarawak.

One of Malaysia's top political scientists discusses the fortunes of the two East Malaysian states after Malaysia's 13th general election.

Haris Ibrahim explains why, in his view, in Malaysia it has to be "Anything But UMNO"

Will Malaysia allow China a naval base in Sabah? What would the implications be for ASEAN if there were closer China-Malaysia military cooperation?

The question is: why did a Malaysian university give an honorary doctorate to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un?

Meet one of Malaysia's most prominent social activists at the ANU as he shares his experience in opposing authoritarianism in Malaysia