Treena Wu

We should not blame the prime minister for everything that goes wrong or harp on his public speaking skills either. The right approach is somewhere within the continuum of 'too critical' and 'rolling over and playing dead'.

If Chin Peng comes home, we can rest assured that young Malaysians won't be running out to sign up to become communists.

Schneburg ensures that men won't become obsessed with the Made-in-Germany Vivienne and forget to shower and eat; she can only be accessed an hour a day.

When the rich get richer they have more resources to stay ahead and the reverse happens to the poor. It has nothing to do with roti canai, as one expert suggested.

If we can't bear to sacrifice our children, then we need to sit back and accept that we can do no better. We will have to be content with where we are in the world.

The re-election of George Bush marks a new political era for the USA, with scarily striking similarities to the politic climate described in George Orwell's 1984.

Indian plantation workers are getting a raw deal, as the MIC continues to fail to address the real issues faced by the people.

Rather than engaging in simplified anti-corruption discourse, it must be recognised that corruption is the result of many societal factors, with varying consequences on economic growth.

In a nation where language has always been an issue, what effects will the increased use of English in schools have on the employability of future generations of Malaysians?

Reading opens the doors to more than just imagination and knowledge - it could well level the playing field for developing countries.