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- Spewing poison on Chinese lacking 'multiracial spirit'
- COMMENT If professor Khoo Kay Kim claims he has been misquoted by Utusan, then where is the printed clarification to correct this?
- Post-GE13, back to the drawing board for both sides
- COMMENT The present and next generation of voters want good governance and will reject all who espouse racial and religious extremism.
- Will Hindraf and Indians fall for BN election bait?
- COMMENT I am confident Hindraf will not betray the cause of equal rights, non-discrimination and justice it has been valiantly fighting for.
- Facing the truth on Sabah's illegal immigrants
- COMMENT ‘All these migrant streams - past and recent - have contributed to our country and deserve their place in the sun.’
- Time for a Ministry of Minority Affairs
- Indian, Orang Asli and other small minority communities need a helping hand to escape from the straitjacket of impoverishment and stagnation.
- Misplaced focus in critiquing Budget 2013 subsidies
- COMMENT The Refsa-Ideas contention of the debilitating effects of subsidies on our economic health needs to be challenged.
- Education blueprint: Don't stampede us into approval
- COMMENT Rushing it will also adversely impact our students through implementation of its policies in key areas.
- Tweaked crime statistics: Who should respond
- COMMENT The home minister has a lot to explain - or lose the confidence of the people, while the police should never try to cover up true figures.
- Why he will not return to Malaysia
- COMMENT Excerpt from a letter by a former MCA insider tells why he lost faith in the party and Chinese Malaysians will never have a say.
- Wanted: A fair, trustworthy and effective police force
- COMMENT The support of Malaysians has to be earned by the redoubling of efforts to fight crime and to protect life and property.
- Why police are impotent in dealing with growing crime
- COMMENT Instead of focusing attention on fighting crime, our police are all too often ordered to perform political work.
- Gov't pay rise debacle: More heads should roll
- COMMENT Even with the latest attempt at salary revision, the problems besetting the civil service remain unresolved.
- Bad start, Mr Chief Secretary
- COMMENT Another in a lacklustre lineage of BN bedfellows, it is telling Ali Hamsa in his maiden interview was silent on corruption.
- Chandra Muzaffar's lambasting of Bersih
- COMMENT Who are those he describes as hypocrites? It is unethical to hide under the cover of generalisation in making these allegations.
- Transition of power: Open letter to political parties
- COMMENT Will the BN ensure a peaceful transfer of power? This sensitive question lurks in the minds of many concerned Malaysians.
- Ridding wealth concentration
- Economics is also about morality.
- Border smuggling: Another way of looking at it
- 'Now that colonialism has gone, if we can help our Thai and Indonesian kin have access to cheaper goods, why not?'
- Sodomy acquittal a new chapter
- Anwar's political fortune is now re-energised.
- Is Felda venture listing in the interest of settlers?
- COMMENT There should be no clampdown on public discourse on the highly questionable move to list Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd.
- BN's early election plan in disarray
COMMENT Two recent developments now appear to have derailed the ruling coalition’s plans for an early general election.
- Civil service: Fixed deposit or game changer?
- COMMENT Will the generous pay rise make a difference in voting patterns of civil servants in the country?
- Umno assembly: Beating the drums for another May 13
- COMMENT The vicious attacks against PAS, PKR and DAP have only just begun. And this has been the norm of Umno leaders in election campaigns.
- The hands behind Malaysia's false spring
- The public has been taken for a ride on the Malaysia Day promise of political liberalisation and reform from the prime minister.
- Our school children are sacrificial lambs
- COMMENT Three issues raise the question of whether the future of our younger generation is being sacrificed for narrow political and bureaucratic interests.
- National Council of Professors has lost its voice
- COMMENT Where is the voice of the National Council of Professors on the controversy involving UIA professor Aziz Bari?
- Media lynching and academic collaborators
- COMMENT Some in media and academia have no qualms to publicly lynch individuals challenging Umno-scripted truths.
- Illegal worker figures: Home minister an ignoramus?
- COMMENT Perhaps Hisham hasn't had time to understand the situation, given the many other distractions.
- Why the silence over Hindraf lawyer's deportation?
COMMENT Imran Khan, the solicitor appointed for the Hindraf suit in Britain was recently sent back to Britain from KLIA. But does anybody care?
- Hindraf lawsuit to correct historical wrongs
- COMMENT A UK-based solicitor and lawyer - appointed by Hindraf - is scheduled to meet with members of the Malaysian public this Sunday.