Ever since Indonesia democratised and Malaysia did not after the 1998 Asian Financial Crisis, divergence has been the clearer pattern. But in the wake of Malaysia’s November 2022 elections ...

Religion and nationalism were once ideologies at odds. Now, they are increasingly bedfellows, with populism often the glue. (The Conversation) — I hadn’t expected my book tour in Malaysia to ...

This is particularly evident in the enduring partnership between Indonesia and Malaysia, which stands as a noteworthy example of the effectiveness of collaborative efforts in the realm of global ...

President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. on Tuesday called for "greater synergy" among member countries of the ASEAN bloc "BIMP-EAGA." ...

The majority of Muslims in Indonesia and Malaysia are in favor of making strict Islamic rules the official law of these multi-religious countries, polling from the Pew Research Center showed in a ...

Such a wholesale embrace of resource nationalism looks ill-advised. The country’s pulling power in the global nickel market will be hard to replicate. Indonesia produces 37% of the world’s nickel.

Indonesia and Malaysia are the world’s top two producers and exporters of palm oil, a commodity used in everything from lipstick to pizza. “We need to strengthen this collaboration.

Indonesia and Malaysia have always been similar enough to make direct comparisons promising, but different enough to make direct comparisons problematic. Ever since Indonesia democratised and Malaysia ...