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Hadi Azmi
Hadi Azmi is the Post's Malaysia Correspondent. Based in Kuala Lumpur, he covers Malaysian politics and current affairs. He has written for Bloomberg, The New York Times, and CNN.
Hadi Azmi is the Post's Malaysia Correspondent. Based in Kuala Lumpur, he covers Malaysian politics and current affairs. He has written for Bloomberg, The New York Times, and CNN.
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A series of gun attacks over the past few weeks has triggered fear among Malaysians as most occurred out in the open.
‘I’m just an anchovy. What about the sharks?’ whistle-blower Albert Tei asks after he is charged.
The DAP, a key ruling party, has made a last-minute appeal to the prime minister to grant a six-month extension, citing public confidence.
Legal experts warn that the leadership vacuum could erode judicial independence and public trust.
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Johor’s transport officers have set up a roadblock at the immigration checkpoint and issued fines to errant motorists.
Assemblymen Yusof Yacob and Andi Suryady Bandy are charged with accepting bribes from businessman Albert Tei, who filmed their interactions.
Maniishapriet Kaur Akhara was found dead in her dormitory on Tuesday, with no signs of forced entry into the unit.
The 20-year-old’s murder has left thousands of students in Cyberjaya’s largely unmonitored dorms fearing for their lives.
The appeal court also admonished the lower court for not throwing out the allegations of embezzling funds earlier.
The latest arrests spotlight Malaysia’s emerging role as a ‘transit point’ for narcotic trafficking.
Apart from soaring oil prices, Asian economies have to factor in a surge in insurance premiums and potential supply disruptions.
Forget expensive imports, Mygyu is quickly becoming a local favourite, proving premium beef can have a Malaysian identity.
The ruling comes after the former prime minister was also given a legal reprieve last year in a separate 1MDB-related embezzlement case.
Sabah-based businessman Albert Tei had secretly filmed senior state politicians allegedly soliciting and accepting bribes.
The targeted killing of two men outside a Kuala Lumpur shopping centre on Tuesday was similar to another incident in a restaurant on Friday.
Tengku Muhammad Taufik urges region to diversify and scale up its energy portfolio, as oil prices surge amid geopolitical turmoil.
Following a spate of accidents, the government will require all heavy vehicles to be fitted with ‘Speed Limitation Devices’ that would cap speeds to 90km/h.
MBI Group’s Malaysian founder has been called ‘Jho Lo 2’ because of the sheer scale of his operation.
International students caught in the crosshairs of shifting policies are questioning whether the rewards of studying in the US still outweigh the risks.
At least 20 social media users are under investigation by the communications commission, the former minister says.
The Court of Appeals has ruled for a stay on all proceedings until it can be decided if the prime minister would need to answer the suit.
Taxes of between 5 and 10 per cent will be imposed on ‘discretionary and non-essential’ goods and services from July 1.
Fahmi Reza, who has published satirical artworks targeting Malaysian politicians, was planning to travel to Singapore when he was stopped.
The early morning crash along the dangerous East-West Highway is the country’s deadliest road accident in over a decade.
Book lovers lament being at the mercy of ‘faceless officers’ who decide what the public can read, as the number of banned titles grows.
The late politician and his widow had been charged with failing to declare US$473 million worth of assets in Malaysia and the UK.
The country’s anti-corruption agency has expanded its embezzlement investigation into the late tycoon’s family, targeting UK-based assets.
Activists called the Selangor police’s investigation into the closed-door workshop a ‘witch hunt’.
Former Islamic affairs minister and mufti unveils avatars built using ChatGPT and trained with thousands of published articles by him.
