Kim Quek

Former IGP Tun Hanif Omar's public call on present IGP Musa Hassan to take action against Internet allegations of corruption by the latter is rather unusual.

The final judgment on the Lina Joy case has brought to head the increasingly controversial and divisive issue of religious freedom in Malaysia.

In so doing, BN has ironically achieved the opposite of what it set out to do to prove that Anwar is a spent force.

The opposition party has to make a wise choice of candidate for the Ijok by-election.

The revival of the double tracking project prompts the questions as to why the premier has changed his mind and if he has lost control of the government?

Against a bleak backdrop of declining business opportunities and poor quality of life, the goverment attempts to paint a rosy picture.

The PM has expressed optimism that the newly-formed Pemudah task force will improve the business environment and encourage more investment. Is his optimism justified?

Unanswered questions in the murder of a Mongolian national have led to aspersions being cast on the Malaysian government's integrity.

Did Pak Lah commit an act of corruption when he announced the impromptu decision to Umno delegates on the eve of the Umno general assembly to award RM3 million of small contracts...

When the economic noose tightens, Malay Malaysians may find themselves the biggest losers.

Yet another scandal, yet another non-response from a say-nothing, do-nothing prime minister.

Set aside race-based policies, given the extent of abuse and serious consequences for the country.

Chief Justice Fairuz Sheikh Halim has used dubious logic to refute allegations that the government has appointed bad judges. He said judges were appointed and promoted according to...

Mahathir may have lost the battle for power, but he can certainly find comfort in the thought that his system of governance continues. All's well that ends well!

The recent spate of hardliner statements reversing Pak Lah's reform pledges are witness to the effect of the recent London rendezvous between Najib Razak and Dr M.

I am not so sure that Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak wouldn't mount a challenge to Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's leadership. In fact, the moment of decision for Najib...

Shouldn't a better police force be welcome by the electorate and thus enhances instead or eroding the ruling party's popularity?

The dubious reasoning and ridiculous compensation must be probed by the ACA to return credibility to the government.

The saga of the project is reflective of a flawed system of governance that has transcended intact from one premier to another'

The brouhaha over the half-bridge should not deflect attention from some serious questions that need to be answered.

There is no justification for Proton to acquire loss-making motorcycle manufacturer Agusta. And former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad's logic lacks horsepower.