S Thayaparan

Party may offer controversial solutions even non-Malays could find unpalatable.

It's easy to be brave when you have the protection of the state.

Policy appears to be enslaving, not emancipating community.

Unlike the elites, most of us don't have a choice.

From Bon Odori to pig farming, royal institutions becoming tools of politicians.

There's a reason why the authorities refuse to reveal her allegedly offensive speech.

The only repudiation Madani understands is if he wins Pandan as an independent.

Questions of race and selective justice resurface in public debate.

With these folks, there's no real ideological difference except game recognises game.

Who would take issue with 'illegal temples' but those who seek to lord over other religions?

We have to understand the forces at work here.

Critics warn govt using Rafizi's ex-aide to scare potential dissenters.

Govt's racial and religious agenda shares too many similarities with PAS.

Nothing will come out of DAP's special congress on whether it will leave govt.

Once considered part of the problem, Azam now part of the solution.

There is little doubt that his arrest will not amount to much.

There appears to be a campaign to silence moderate religious voices.

For PAS, non-Muslims are to blame for everything wrong with this country.

Even the top guys in Umno know that DAP is not a threat to Islam.

Crackdown warranted, but the parties are not the main blight on the armed forces.

It's not some earth-shattering revelation.

All this is happening under the watch of someone once on the receiving end.

Artist-activist does not want rakyat to become punchlines of twisted policy jokes.

UEC issue is DAP's dog ate my homework excuse for not doing what it's supposed to.