Changing Malaysia

The “i-Suri” scheme shows the PH government continues to make limited strides toward women’s progress.

Pakatan Harapan had promised academic freedom and institutional autonomy for public universities. Can it—or will it—deliver?

Despite Malaysia’s record of economic growth since the 1970s, poverty remains a persistent, and especially vexing, problem. How likely is a structural remedy under the new PH government?

Party-hopping and partisan polarisation have characterised the post-GE14 landscape. What are the implications?

Can Malaysia's new government depend on its unelected Islamic bureaucracy?

"Pengundi yang dilupakan: Orang Asli dan Malaysia Baru"

BN's former youth chief on how the party is adapting to opposition, and how it wins back power.

Does the change in Malaysian government provide hope for some of the world’s most diverse forests and wildlife?

Answering New Mandala's questions on the "New Malaysia" and its place in the region and the world.

A new series of perspectives on the “Malaysia Baharu” from Malaysian scholars, activists, and policymakers.

Pakatan is using state enterprise as a tool of patronage just as well as Barisan.