Moy Kok Ming

The Rohingya: A People Adrift Between Hostility and Rejection

Anwar Ibrahim’s Tenure: Quiet Wins Amid Reform Delays

The Last Lightning Bolt

Hope Against the Tide: Will Malaysia’s Iconic Mamak Restaurants Survive?

Malaysia today stands at a junction where the hum of petrol engines meets the quiet surge of electric motors. The arrival of BYD, China’s electric titan, has ignited debates that echo far beyond car showrooms. It is not...

The Mamak Wok and the Hui Wok: Mamak Curry vs. Hui Chinese Mala Tang in Malaysia

In Southeast Asia, rain is both a blessing and a curse. It nourishes the soil, cools the air, and paints the landscape green. Yet, when it falls in torrents, it can turn streets into rivers and homes into islands. Once...

Kuala Lumpur’s Long War Against the Rising Tide: A City Drowning in Contradictions