As the PM enters his final stretch, the fragile state of his ‘unity government’ and the urgent reforms needed to salvage Malaysia’s direction have come into focus.

We laid tracks that carried tin from Ipoh, timber from Bahau, and coal from Kampar; ports hummed with cargo we helped move, towns like Klang and Penang grew on our backs. I watched trains leave with ...

Malaysia’s national education system is increasingly out of step with the realities of a digital economy. Political debates continue to orbit around language, identity and symbolic recognition – most ...