Opinions

The big July meeting is approaching, and what is it going to do?

It's like encouraging safe driving by telling people where the cops are.

Authorities will do well to incorporate feedback from civil society organisations.

Only a truthful history can show how culturally vibrant our civilisation is.

Govt should explore new methods as oil crisis seems here to stay.

Splinter parties divide existing support, undermining otherwise solid support behind progressive ideals.

Disillusioned voters weigh change against risks of helping rival political blocs win.

PJ hospital is now miraculously moving ahead after nearly two decades in limbo.

Blurred boundaries between institutions risk weakening constitutional order.

Affection and care cannot simply be coerced.

Talk of informal discussions fuels debate on shifting coalition dynamics.

Independent research strengthens govts by challenging power instead of echoing it.

The two parties are reportedly exploring an alliance, but is it worth it?

High-level commitments are welcome, but projects with assurances have fallen through before.

Inhumane treatment of prisoners and overcrowding expose structural issues.

Reform efforts overshadowed by misfeasance in public office.

Why has no action been taken against perpetrators in Taiping jail riot to date?

MSMEs accounted for 48.7pct of total employment in 2024.

Putrajaya must make bold decisions for nation's sake despite political risks.

Bersama presents itself as something new, but is it really?

Party must make tough choices or risk becoming irrelevant.

Today's winners may be tomorrow's losers.

Until enforcement is consistent instead of selective, Anwar's rhetoric means nothing.

All seats contested in Selangor are a game changer.