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How the 2026 Monsoon Season Is Exposing New Political Fault Lines in Putrajaya
The northeast monsoon arrived in earnest this year, and with it came more than just floodwaters. As rivers swelled across…
Read More3 Ways Malaysia’s Pending Media Freedom Bills Could Reshape Political Coverage in 2026
Parliament is set to debate at least three major bills in 2026 that could change how political news is reported…
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The air in the Dewan Rakyat this session feels different. When the Minister of Finance tables the 2026 budget, it…
Read MoreAre Malaysia’s Traditional Media Outlets Losing Their Political Influence in 2026?
The mamak stall conversations used to be the same everywhere. Someone would wave a folded newspaper, point to a front-page…
Read More3 Surprising Ways Malaysia’s Gig Economy Is Influencing Political Campaigns in 2026
The familiar hum of a motorcycle engine, the flash of a green GrabFood jacket in a traffic jam, the glow…
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How Malaysia’s Green Technology Policies Are Creating New Political Divides in 2026
The air in Parliament was tense last month. During a debate on the National Energy Transition Roadmap, a backbencher from…
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Why Malaysia’s Rural Voters Are Defying National Political Trends in 2026
In the lead-up to the 2026 general election, political analysts are scratching their heads. National polls suggest a swing toward…
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3 Ways Malaysia’s 2026 Anti-Party Hopping Law Is Being Tested in Court
The Federal Court in Putrajaya is about to hear arguments that could reshape how Malaysia's democracy works. When Parliament passed…
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How Malaysia’s New Parliamentary Seating Arrangement Is Changing Debate Dynamics
The Dewan Rakyat has always been a stage for political theatre, but the stage itself has changed. When the Speaker’s…
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Why Malaysia’s Civil Service Neutrality Is Being Tested in 2026
The murmur started in the corridors of PUTRAJAYA, then spread to the kopitiams and parliamentary lobbies. By early 2026, it…
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