Khoo Kay Peng

When asked about Anwar Ibrahim's sodomy allegation, I was tempted to rule out any political motive initially...

Azizan’s stubbornness may be a good indicator and a warning bell for Pakatan. Can the coalition stem its desire and lust of power and focus on putting its house in order or risk its own undoing?

BN and PR should readjust their political language. Being communal or autocratic is no longer sexy. Both coalitions must put unity as the main priority and not political squabbling.

Instead of deciding with your feet, perhaps you might want to let your vote do the talking this time.

With the emergence of a multiracial civil society, there is yet a glimmer of hope but the light at the other end of the tunnel is dimming.

A young Chinese Malaysian has encapsulated his community's cry for equality in a song that is deemed to 'mock' the national anthem.

This article aims to dissect some of the NCER characteristics and to discuss some of its targets which are impressive on the outset but appeared to be quite lofty if properly analyzed.

The present government remained recalcitrant over its intention to continue with the NEP in its current distorted form.

With slightly more than two months before the announcement of the Mission 2057 blueprint, the prime minister should launch an extensive dialogue with all stakeholders.

In a nutshell, the success of the IDR rests on several key decisions which may contradict the current administration's stand.

Members of a society who are willing to tolerate, preserve and coexist with a bunch of morally deficit politicians are equally to be blamed.

Deputy Minister of International Trade and Industry Ng Lip Yong reacted last week to a press interview I gave with regards to the economic figures provided by the government...

Penang voters are a sophisticated lot and have shown their pragmatism in the last few general elections.

A premier prone to paradigm shifts heads a backward-looking government. Whither Malaysia?