Opinions

Umno should understand by now that ex-PM is a liability.

Fraying Harapan-BN alliance shows limits of political pacts of convenience.

While region remains volatile, Israel can no longer expect unconditional support from Washington.

Precedents throughout history show that normalised hate speech eventually leads to violence.

This is to preserve the credibility and integrity of the institution.

Voters have a choice despite what politicians say.

Addressing legitimate concerns without abandoning humanitarian responsibilities.

Leaders urge caution, but their actions repeatedly undermine that message.

This is not an election Malaysians are going to sit out.

Putrajaya can emulate best practices of the UK, Canada.

Limited ability to resist rise of political Islam despite support for centrist coalitions.

Online disinformation targeting community has rapidly translated into real harm on the ground.

All communities, including Orang Asli, sacrificed for this land we call home.

Don't judge an entire community over the fault of a few.

Rage-baiting indicates our politics have yet to progress.

Negeri Sembilan's history shows the current dispute between undangs is not the first.

When explanations are repeated year after year, they are just excuses for failure.

Peace comes when we treat others with compassion.

Beijing dominates post-summit narrative, raising questions about US confidence.

Decision prompts questions and draws scrutiny.

It misses the fact that Pakatan Harapan did not win GE15 outright.

Voter trust is eroding, and turnout trends suggest a deeper political fatigue.

Association resists scrutiny despite public funding and governance questions.

No institution is perfect, but the Malay rulers have historically been an anchor for stability.