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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.
Myanmar resistance groups are concerned that the former Thai leader will align his business interests with those of the military junta.
The controversial graphic artist is under scrutiny for a satirical poster on the former Sabah chief minister.
Rosmah described the Kuala Lumpur High Court’s ruling as a true representation of justice.
The two JI members, who were involved in the 2002 Bali bombings, will undergo a reintegration programme in Malaysia.
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The indigenous Bajau Laut have been living in wooden homes built over water in what have been gazetted as a marine park.
Thaksin Shinawatra’s appointment took place during an official visit by Paetongtarn, the tycoon’s daughter and Thailand’s PM, to Malaysia.
Malaysia’s crackdown highlights the challenges of managing rare earth resources amid rising global demand for green technology.
In a statement defending its actions, Razif Maternity Hospital alleged the dead child’s parents were unmarried – igniting further outrage.
Malaysia offered sanctuary to thousands of Syrians who fled the Assad regime. Now Bashar is gone some want to return. Others aren’t so sure.
Sultan Ibrahim of Johor will make the decision on Najib Razak’s fate, Malaysia’s current prime minister told parliament.
In a bombshell courtroom revelation, the ex-PM claims US collusion with Malaysia’s political opposition to undermine his defence.
With over 2.5 million users in Malaysia, Xiaohongshu not only attracts tourists but helps Malaysian Chinese connect with their heritage.
As Thailand’s youth advocate for similar bans on under-16s, Malaysia and Singapore ramp up their own efforts to combat online dangers.
Khabib Gym is set to draw combat sports fans from Malaysia and across the region and become a platform to groom professional fighters.
The saga prompted Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim to warn against high-handed attitudes from those supposedly well-versed in religion.
The case involving Vivy Yusof and Fadzarudin has stirred outrage over beneficiaries of state funding in a country still reeling from the 1MDB scandal.
Severe floods have displaced thousands of residents and destroyed homes and crops, worsening the plight of the poorest communities in Kelantan.
Zahnita Wilson alleges two decades of abuse at the hands of her husband, who has been arrested.
With more than 140,000 displaced and six lives lost, families question the government’s decision not to postpone the key exams.
Proliferation of co-payment schemes, reminiscent of health insurance practices in the United States, has stirred fear and anger.
The Malaysian billionaire leaves behind a legacy of innovation and entrepreneurship.
The Golok River, bordering Thailand, has reached its highest level since 1997, with the situation exacerbated by La Niña.
The case at Universiti Teknologi Mara is the latest in a string of alleged abuse after PM Anwar Ibrahim condemned bullying trends.
Najib Razak has been seeking to be released from jail and serve the remaining four years of his jail term at home.
Healthcare workers look to destinations such as Saudi Arabia amid burnout and meagre pay back home.
The rise of vaping in Malaysia over the past year was spurred by the exemption of nicotine-laced vape products from the Poisons Act.
A TikTok video appears to show company staff tampering with a Chagee lucky draw involving luxury handbags and Apple products.
Naimah Khalid says Daim wanted ‘his day in court’ to clear his name in a case slammed by their family as ‘politically motivated’.
Kuala Lumpur’s refusal to condemn Moscow and growing ties with Putin in a bid to join the Brics bloc may undermine its non-aligned stance.
Malaysia’s largest bank has warned that the brand is likely to suffer from long-term slumping sales, despite a booming coffee market.
