By Stephanie Wild • Dec 15, 2022
The country's first ever hung parliament is a case study in "pseudo-unity" undermining long-term stability

By James Chin • Aug 31, 2021
As Malaysia marks 58 years of independence as a federation on August 31, Professor James Chin writes that the country today is going through a midlife crisis, suffering from identity issues caused by the rise of political Islam and the ideology of Malay-Islamic supremacy

By Kiana Duncan • Aug 02, 2021
Under the looming threat of violence since Myanmar's coup, activists in the country are working to ensure the highly-politicised programmes working to preserve ethnic languages don’t go missing for good, even if it means going into hiding

By Agence France-Presse • Jun 04, 2021
In Myanmar's rebel-held jungles young protesters are training to fight back against the country's military, with many learning to fire rifles for the first time. The hope is to build an opposition force that could topple the regime once and for all