The country has grown, both economically and demographically. At the same time, modern societal issues need addressing.

The struggle for reform and justice continues.

The die is cast; they are ready. Are Malaysians?

The Constitution today is no longer what it was. To fix Malaysia, we need to fix its laws.

He was not afraid of pluralism and multiculturalism.

Folks at Kampung Tanjung Tokong take the changing landscape in their stride.

A review of Zairil Khir Johari's book – a compilation of his thought-provoking essays.

Malaysian politics is stuck in quicksand, and if we don’t construct an entirely new model soon to replace it, the future will be dire.

The Election Commission's re-delineation exercise is nothing short of creative abuse.

The Malaysian Parliament today has been reduced to a token – and parliamentary reforms are badly needed.

At the cost of RM1.6bil, a new airport is being proposed – less than an hour's drive from Penang.

Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad talks about what motivates him in an exclusive interview.

Whichever way one looks at it, Malaysia is a multi-ethnic country – and it should be the same for its politics.

Showing dissent does not mean wanting to topple the government, according to academician Khoo Ying Hooi.

Editor Ooi Kee Beng chats with Marina Mahathir about what it means to be Malaysian today.

New book Young and Malay captures the experiences of nine different types of modern Malay identities.

It's time we talk about who we are.

Meet Chang Fee Ming, a game-changer known for pushing the parameters of his art.

Kee Thuan Chye reflects on Harold Pinter's classic and how it relates to Malaysia today.

Prof Latif Kamaluddin, poet and intellectual, has quite a few things to say about the state of Malaysian literature and its authenticity.