R Nadeswaran

History shows politicians conveniently forget their manifestos once in power.

No issue in M'sia is discussed without a sprinkling of race, religion attached.

FAM rocked by scandal, calls grow for independent audit and full transparency.

Lack of action against insults on non-Muslim religious sites expose govt's double standards.

The real scandal is not just about football.

The appeal process for FAM is over, now who will answer for the forgery?

International court confirms fraudulent papers used for national team players.

Anwar is using the oldest Malaysian political tool to silence critics.

1MDB-like conspiracy theory returns.

The rule of law is the lifeblood of a just society, not a decorative phrase.

Unequal application of law emboldens vigilantes, erodes public trust.

Measured responses crucial to maintain trust in moments of public controversy.

Is PM really serious about good governance, tackling abuse of power?

'Independent' committee of top civil servants probing Azam shareholdings a pantomime of process.

Azam's recent controversy shows how rules are 'negotiable'.

The parable has found its perfect symbol.

Judge in 1MDB case strips 'Arab donation defence' of any plausibility.

Decision ensures constitutional processes remain insulated from political manipulation.

IIC has handed FAM a mirror to look at itself.

Controversial shooting, shifting narratives deepen doubts over police credibility.

Though matter has been resolved, it smells of a cover-up.

Denials, deflections, silence seem to be the order of the day.

History will remember them as those who refused to sell their soul.

How does the graft buster escape this ignominy?