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REFORMASI LIVES ON Pak Sheikh has an open house Anwar's open house in Kuala Lumpur was in one sense a political homecoming. He re-establishes, after six years in prison, his political credentials as a political heavyweight; that he has no need for UMNO; that he would and could rise with the Opposition; that if he should ever be prime minister, it would be at the head of an Opposition coalition ...
Does Malaysia have a strategic climate policy? - Aliran
Jan 7, 2025 · Malaysia under the “Madani” (civil and compassionate) government has set a national goal to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. But are the policies in place sufficient to ensure Malaysia’s resilience in the probable likelihood that the 1.5C threshold for warming is breached? Yin Shao Loong of Khazanah Research Institute, lead author of […]
Malaysia’s difficult challenges call for ‘all hands on board’
Jan 7, 2025 · As the nation grapples with economic pressures and political uncertainty, PM Anwar Ibrahim's leadership faces its biggest test As we settle into another new year, a crucial question emerges: will this year be a turning point for Malaysia? Just a week ago, most of us shared New Year greetings of hope ...
Malaysia at a crossroads: Can Anwar drive true reform? - Aliran
Jun 26, 2024 · Anwar’s 19 months in office have been notable for some bold, even brash, announcements. But genuine action to bring about much-needed rationalisation and reforms has been less tangible.
Freedom of expression: Malaysia's 2024 report - Aliran
Dec 26, 2024 · As we wrap up 2024 and set resolutions for year ahead, Astro Awani explores Malaysia’s state of freedom of expression this year: are we moving forward? Melisa Idris speaks with Nalini Elumalai, senior Malaysia programme officer at Article 19, an NGO dedicated to freedom of expression, and Center for Independent …
Myanmar crisis: Malaysia's priorities as Asean chair - Aliran
Nov 29, 2024 · As Malaysia takes the helm of Asean in 2025, the Myanmar crisis will become a defining challenge for Malaysia’s chairmanship. The “five-point consensus” has seen little success since its inception in 2021. With the humanitarian situation worsening and political dialogue at a standstill, many are questioning whether Asean’s traditional approach has run its course. Can […]
Two years later: The four cardinal reforms of Anwar - Aliran
Dec 2, 2024 · On 24 November, Anwar Ibrahim completed two years as Prime Minister. In December 2022, I had argued that no one was better suited than Anwar to rejuvenate a floundering Malaysia. As the country navigates a continuously evolving landscape, I am encouraged by Anwar’s commitment and vision in steering the country in a positive direction.
Human rights: 2024 reality check - Aliran
Dec 18, 2024 · Two years into the “Madani” (civil and compassionate) administration, and promises of reform have often taken centre stage. But Suaram’s 2024 human rights report challenges us to look beyond the rhetoric. Is the Madani government making progress on the reforms it promised – or is there a troubling disconnect between …
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