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Crossroads of powers: Interplay of parties, monarchy in Malaysian politics

Amidst political turbulence and an increasingly visible power vacuum, the renewed prominence of the monarchy’s role is by no means accidental, but rather a predictable consequence of an off-balance shift that has been brewing for years.

2月前

How PKR became Pakatan Harapan’s weakest link

There is growing disappointment that the government seems increasingly preoccupied with political survival rather than reform implementation.

2月前

Unity Government heading down Perikatan Nasional’s path

The increasingly tense relationship between Pakatan Harapan and Umno is reminiscent of the Perikatan Nasional government under Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

2月前

Madani’s next political test: Stability, strategy and risks of a direct contest

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s recent statement that Pakatan Harapan (PH) is prepared to contest head-to-head nationwide should Barisan Nasional (BN) choose to move independently in the Johor state election signals more than ordinary coalition bargaining.

3月前

The ‘Three Kingdoms’ of Malaysian politics: Liew Chin Tong outlines regional strongholds ahead of election battle

Peninsular Malaysia is gradually forming a “Three Kingdoms era” dominated by three major political coalitions, where Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli can potentially emerge as a “fourth force”, further complicating the national political map.

3月前

Negeri Sembilan’s test of power and principle: When constitutional order meets political ambition

Negeri Sembilan’s current political-institutional conflict is less a crisis of numbers than a test of constitutional maturity.

3月前

The Negeri Sembilan power grab: Umno gently slides the knife into PH

Ahmad Zahid is playing a longer game—publicly distancing the party from direct responsibility for the coup attempt while keeping the door open for the national leadership to intervene and extract maximum advantage.

3月前

Will BN dare to upstage PH come GE16?

Barisan Nasional (BN) says it wants to contest at least 115 parliamentary seats in GE16.

5月前

PKR governs, Umno negotiates, PAS waits: What kind of politics does 2026 bring?

Malaysia today is not failing. But it is not advancing either. The danger lies precisely in this middle ground, where politics becomes procedural rather than purposeful, and reform becomes rhetorical rather than transformative.

7月前

Attacking DAP only benefits PAS, Penang Umno urges party to clarify who real enemy is

Under the framework of a coalition government, Umno must redefine its political positioning and stop misidentifying the Democratic Action Party (DAP) as its primary opponent, says Penang Umno deputy chairman Datuk Dr Shaik Hussein Mydin.

7月前

Is what’s happening between Bersatu and PAS—or Zahid and Akmal—for real?

Be it the drama unfolding between Ahmad Zahid and Akmal Saleh, or between Bersatu and PAS, the intricacies are often more than just skin-deep. In addition to partisan or individual interests, Malay politicians often have the community’s overall interest as ultimate goal.

7月前

Time for Akmal to go: Umno does not need more street fighters

Whether Akmal is capable of that transformation remains uncertain. What is clear, however, is that his current approach has failed, and failed badly.

7月前

Will Zahid bid Anwar farewell?

Under the immense pressure from divisional leaders, will Umno’s ministers and deputy ministers choose to quit their jobs? There could be unexpected climax in the end, but could also…

7月前

Unlikely for Umno to exit Unity Government

Whether this is a "cry wolf" situation or a real threat will be revealed at the Umno General Assembly next month

7月前

Will national and state elections be held next year? Pakatan has the upper hand

A joint election allows the federal ruling coalition to consolidate resources to defend its seats and governments while targeting marginal constituencies. And with a much larger battlefield, Perikatan’s leaders will be stretched thin.

10月前

PAS overture and MCA’s viable alternatives

In light of the ever-changing domestic political landscape, the local Chinese community needs not just to once again put all eggs in one basket, but to sensibly come to terms with the reality that this country has always been—and will remain very much so—dominated by Malay parties.

11月前

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