In Malaysian politics, cabinet reshuffles often feel like exercises in coalition arithmetic. But some appointments stand out for what they reveal about a government’s priorities. W

Most political careers end with a speech, a handshake, or a quiet retreat from the spotlight. The story of Najib Razak took a different turn—one that closed with a prison gate.
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There is a particular rhythm to political conversations in Malaysia. At a kopitiam in Penang or a meeting room in Kuala Lumpur, the name Lim Guan Eng has long carried weight—first

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