Opinions

Power-sharing arrangements rarely distribute accountability equally.

Party is realistic about short-term gains, plans big for the future.

Selangor's guidelines for houses of worship show the insular nature of the lawmaking process.

Just take sensible precautions to enjoy the jungle safely.

Better to have a strong opposition than contribute to the swamp.

A fatal crash sparks reflection on selfish behaviour and a culture of individualism.

Perhaps one should appreciate achievements when they arrive before moving on to the next.

Increasingly hard for politicians to find a good compromise to work with.

Country cannot progress if narratives seeking to split citizens persist.

Punitive approaches raise questions about dignity, and constitutional accountability.

Hamidin's call to 'move on' is a lullaby meant to soothe the guilty.

Such acts contrary to spirit of reform, reinforces culture of political patronage.

Corruption is a betrayal of public trust, and everyone is observing govt's response.

Bersama's main weakness is not vote-splitting, but absence of distinct constituency.

Sticking with friends better than courting enemies; shame PM had to learn the hard way.

Govt must tighten controls as public frustration grows.

Ideas are not Bersama's problem; turning them into political power is.

Personal reflections on how leaders are deployed across constituencies and roles.

How a party can survive, adapt, and sustain influence across generations.

Expected early dissolution amid shifting coalitions and voter volatility.

An account of transformation, leadership, and results against daunting odds.

It's time for us to embrace Bus Rapid Transit system.

Fiasco paid for in wasted millions and broken trust.

For once, the system works for the borrowers.