ku ingin tinggal di belakang gigi mu By Milo
Sal Priadi punya banyak lagu yang liriknya aneh. Yang paling aku ingat ialah: “aku lihat ada tempat longgar di sana, aku ingin tinggal di belakang gigi mu.” Kenapa Sal nak…
Art Is Culture – So Why Does Malaysia Only Celebrate It Once the World Does? By Prarthna
Art in Malaysia has never been absent. It lives in batik patterns learned before we understand heritage, in school performances rehearsed after class, in murals tucked between shoplots, in films,…
Are Our Schools Safe? Rethinking Protection for Malaysia’s Students By Zoey Gan
Schools are meant to be safe spaces for children, places where they grow, learn and imagine futures unburdened by fear.Yet, in recent times, Malaysia as a whole has witnessed deeply…
No Balik Kampung: Reinventing Raya When You’re Abroad By Mia Sara Binti Mazri
For Muslims worldwide, Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, the month of fasting, reflection, and community. In Malaysia, the celebration is widely known as Hari Raya Aidilfitri, or simply…
Dreaming Broken Dreams: On Malaysian Sporting Culture By Fahrinnor bin Riduannor
A sporting nation refers to a country where sports are deeply rooted in culture and national identity. By being a sporting nation, it is sometimes assumed that sports has this…
Agenda Reformasi: Who Benefits, What Changes, How Institutions Endure – addresses ongoing efforts to reform Malaysian democracy by the sitting unity government By Natasha Khoo
For nearly three decades, the word ‘Reformasi’ was at the core of Malaysian politics as a call for the dismantling of the state’s ‘strongman’ architecture. With Anwar’s 2026 New Year’s…
More Than Bullying: Naming the “Red Pill” Threat in Malaysian Schools By Zaara Ilani
How do emotional impulses turn into 200 stab wounds? That is the question at the heart of the murder of 16-year-old Yap Shing Xuen. The 14-year-old boy did not have…
When Validation Replaces Devotion By Charice
Every February, love gets louder.Instagram stories are filled with roses, screenshots of private messages, and posts dedicated entirely to a “significant other”. Reels loop couples in love, anniversaries edited to…
Malaysia’s art scene isn’t dying, it’s being contained By Hari
A common defence arises anytime issues about Malaysian cinema, art and culture are discussed. Independent cinemas still screen local films. Small theatres stage talented actors and bold work. Art collectives…
Beyond Ang Pao: The senses of celebration By Hari
If prosperity had a sound, in Malaysia it would echo before it appeared in mandarin oranges or red envelopes. Chinese New Year mornings begin with drumbeats rolling through the street…
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