Jahabar Sadiq
Jahabar Sadiq runs The Malaysian Insight and has been a journalist since 1988. Follow him on Twitter.
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In Setiawangsa, a throwback to 1998 and the call for change
Last weekend, Dr Mahathir Mohamad walked the path of Anwar Ibrahim, seeking to unseat the current PM.
The airport glitch that stole Christmas
Third breakdown this year despite pledges of heavy maintenance can only be explained by incompetence.
How did it go wrong for IMAMS?
Cancelling the umrah visa system within a day of rollout shows that some in Putrajaya are disconnected from reality.
Can anyone explain klia2's service charge hike?
Mavcom’s excuse of wanting to all international terminals to impose the same fee is a poor justification.
The curious race for Khazanah's top job
As the campaigning for the plum position heats up, Malaysian media get surprisingly critical of the sovereign wealth fund.
The unholy haste of renaming old mission schools
The authorities should cease the renaming of mission schools as it would be a great injustice to what they have done for Malaysians.
An insight for all
Mandarin section makes it debut today and The Malaysian Insight seeks to listen to all your stories, issues, concerns and ideas.
In Cox’s Bazar, a Rohingya’s health is a tender mercy
Mercy Malaysia goes further than most to provide health care to the refugees.
Dzulkifli’s job at risk in Umno disquiet over MACC probes
High-profile cases and arrests spook Barisan Nasional ahead of GE14.
Mat Tyson’s volte-face was to trigger a Perak move, say sources
Muhammad Muhammad Taib supposed to bring along eight PKR assemblymen to cause collapse of Selangor government.
Making it a Malaysia for all
As we celebrate Malaysia’s 54th birthday, Malaysians must learn to call the shots and make tough decisions regarding our nation’s future.
The key to Trump is trade, as Najib finds out
Prime minister helping US president to realise election promise to ‘make America great again’.
US visa waiver by 2018
Malaysia has fulfilled six out of the seven statutory requirements to qualify for the privilege given to select countrie.
In Washington, KL shops for goods, friendship and a selfie
The US more interested in trade, war on terrorism and isolating North Korea than DoJ suit against 1MDB when Najib Razak meets Donald Trump tomorrow.
