Hazlan Zakaria

COMMENT | It must face reality and address the fears, genuine or otherwise, of the Malays.

Abdul Aziz refutes arguments by Sarawak politicians that the state is immune to the newly passed National Security Council Bill.

COMMENT |Things will get more complicated once we adopt Western standards.

In Malaysian politics, you can never be sure with the deputy or number two man to the PMs.

Analysts assess that the party has been ‘actively contributing’ to this perception.

COMMENT | It must take the first step and liberate writers from their shackles.

COMMENT | He did help enlighten Britain and pried it out of the Dark Ages.

SPECIAL REPORT | ‘Once you are in Malaysia, you can only cry. All your money’s gone; there’s no way home.’

COMMENT |They are creating ticking time-bombs just waiting to blow up.

SPECIAL REPORT | Despite a freeze in intake, Bangladeshi workers arrive through loopholes in the system.

SPECIAL REPORT | No one wants to be branded a failed migrant, so everyone pretends to be successful.

COMMENT | Manifestation of the great at the Malaysian pastime of 'tidak apa'.

An article says brothers were harassed, pestered and bombarded with text messages by a government official.

UPDATED 5.36PM | He believes someone abused his Airbnb account to reply to a potential guest.

Bersih's Mandeep Singh is also receiving saucy calls, after their numbers were circulated.

There is no definition in the Bill for ‘harm’ or ‘national security’, notes lawyer Syahredzan Johan.

But if needed, it can assist Synerflux, the firm picked to manage recruitment of 1.5m workers.

Indonesian intellectual Goenawan Mohamad says we must fight restrictions so arts can thrive.

EXCLUSIVE | He insists that a ‘selected Malaysian company’s proposal’ be included in the agreement.

Consumer advocate condemns minister for 'wake early to avoid toll' advice.

The federal government is reviewing a proposal to turn the golf club into a public park.

UPDATED 1.28PM | PARLIAMENT | Umno supreme council member says this will make things tougher for the Opposition.

Wan Azizah raps PM for claiming that Pakatan Harapan accepts GST.

He dismisses any contradiction between him and the party president, says Hadi agrees 'in principle'.