
Politics and pandemic - PN's 'unfortunate' balancing act
Ex-health minister notes how fragile govt is unable to deal with Covid-19.

Ex-health minister notes how fragile govt is unable to deal with Covid-19.

Thomas also advises PM to resign if he has lost majority support.

He says an AG should not be removed from office because some disagree with his legal opinion.


INTERVIEW | For Chandran Nair, the choice is obvious. He believes that change can happen.

INTERVIEW | Author Chandran Nair wants them to take a stand - that this is no different from white racists in US.

INTERVIEW | Subservience and silence, he says, allow those in power to perpetuate and exploit divisiveness.

To the layperson, the ladyship's ruling appears to satisfy the simple test of common sense and natural justice.

Like her father, Nooryana Najwa says these are 'slanderous claims to mask certain parties' incompetencies'.

Solihan Badri dismisses this as nothing more than a spear campaign by the opposition.

'It might just be one of many parties which voters will have difficulty choosing.'

Only through learning we can be better and contribute better, he says.

The Perak exco emphasises the role of the monarch in determining who has the greater support.

It is his right to appeal and he shall be judged by the public, says PKR vice-president.

UPDATED 8.40pm | Education Ministry reminds schools to exercise discretion when using national symbols to avoid misunderstanding.

COMMENT | Harapan leaders must remain true to the cause to ensure M'sia does not revert back to its Machiavellian past.

COMMENT | Giving politicians carte blanche and ignoring transgressions are akin to placing one's head in the lion's jaws.

MALAYSIANS KINI | A bike builder and customiser whose passion rolls on two wheels.

COMMENT | It endeavours to enhance parliamentary democracy, not to undermine it.

IGP denies claims of Sirul ‘blackmailing PM’ and Razak Baginda ‘pulling the trigger’.

COMMENT How can urging good governance be a racist agenda?

Salleh Keruak responds to Jose Ugaz's scathing speech at the anti-graft conference in Putrajaya.

Ex-Bersih chairperson responds to sceptics who question what the rallies can achieve.

We will not tolerate groups that promote violence, says Khalid Abu Bakar.