Noor Azam Shairi
Azam is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow him on Twitter.
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Mak yong in PAS-led Terengganu lives in shadow of ban
Islamist party imposed ban when it came to power in neighbouring Kelantan in 1992 and there are fears it will repeat the move in east coast state.
Terengganu fishermen cry out for more aid
They say current RM200 allowance not enough to tide them over during monsoon season.
Giving up not an option, says Umno president
Zahid says he must stay to fulfil the mandate given to him to lead the party into a new era, at the start of his national tour of Umno branches, in Terengganu.
Amid calls to go on leave, Zahid begins roadshow
Umno president fighting 45 charges of criminal breach of trust, abuse of power and money laundering
Malaysia need not follow Indonesia reforms, says journalist
Two countries are different with different histories, says Goenawan Mohamad.
Cops watched The Last Communist before ban upheld, say organisers
Documentary, which has been shown at 20 international film festivals, received a 12-year ban in 2006.
12 years on, The Last Communist still banned
Cooler Lumpur Festival organisers had sought to have documentary screened at this year's edition of event.
Utusan goes tabloid to cut costs
Sources say the Umno-controlled newspaper will publish in tabloid format beginning this Sunday.
Putrajaya mulls capping share ownership in media firms
Critics suggest that it is better to get rid of monopolies and use of state instrument to invest in the media.
Utusan braces for shake-up on editorial floor
Umno-owned media group to announce new faces this week after two senior editors relinquished their positions.
What does Ku Li want, and will he get it?
Will he agree to duel it out for Umno presidency or will he decline the job, thus calling the curtains down on his career?
BN mulls GST review, more tax relief for manifesto
Despite raising RM45 billion in three years, consumption tax remains deeply unpopular and is blamed for rising cost of living.
Cambridge Analytica scandal explained
UK-based firm’s work for Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, Malaysia’s 2013 elections under global scrutiny.
I joined Bersatu to strengthen agenda for change, says Wan Saiful
Current political culture is based too much on personalities, says analyst.
Wan Saiful thanks PAS for allowing him to foster liberal ideals
Classic liberalism not in conflict with Islamist party, but PAS has regressed under Hadi, says political analyst.
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