S Thayaparan

Declining principles, compromises, and the cost of staying in government.

Long-delayed custody battle exposes how institutions sidestep responsibility.

'Heritage' players fiasco exposes double standards that citizens are subjected to.

Charlatans cooking up historical narratives to compensate for incompetent leadership.

They know they will never be sanctioned, even by new governments.

Riduan seems secure in his belief that there will be no retribution.

Party continues blood libel against non-Muslims in the country.

Not an epidemic of school anti-social, criminal behaviour, but result of political policies.

Extremist sensitivities threaten the diversity that drives national growth.

Malaysia's responsibility as Asean chair must be upheld, political consequences be damned.

Language has never been a unifying factor.

Madani govt making it easier for PAS to create theocratic state.

It is about superiority over others, social contract.

This is really about big government, big politics and big business.

Let's go through Tajuddin's seven harsh realities facing non-Malays one by one.

Question is whether Anwar is an effective leader or not.

Why hasn't PM directly taken action against the Umno leader for his incendiary moves?

State thrives on making some seem more equal than others.

Justice for Beng Hock denied as DAP shields state from accountability.

The authorities' tacit approval of their shenanigans is telling.

Swami's book provides an unvarnished glimpse into military life as a non-Malay.

This is what the PM does. He weaponises reforms.

Explorations of faith normal in a democracy, but this doesn't apply to Muslims here.

'Equality' is unfortunately an all or nothing proposition.