Opinions

Greater transparency is welcomed, but persistent electoral inequalities remain.

Non-scientific systems that keep it that way anchored in institutional weaknesses.

The increase risks fiscal strain, does little to solve deeper income problem.

Examining the formula that gave birth to the moment we are celebrating.

Malaysia will become stronger when our institutions earn the people's trust.

Instead of cursing people, find better ways to rehabilitate all addictions.

If Prasana is at all aware of the case, then the implications are sinister.

This country is envisioned to be a home for everyone.

When I lost my mother, they stepped up and comforted me.

Let's decipher the matter using Federal Constitution, history, and court judgments.

Managing a child's chronic illness teaches us many things.

Govt must crack the whip on scammers, strengthen laws.

Essentially, it misrepresents Islamic theology, prophetic ethics.

Ranjit's well-researched book highlights contributions of non-Malays, Orang Asli to Malaysia.

We cannot allow issue get swept under the carpet.

No theft does not mean no wrongdoing; accountability must still be pursued.

The anti-corruption fight must eventually be felt in the economy.

Be careful not to abolish one control mechanism while quietly preserving another in UUCA repeal.

Accounts rely heavily on discursive spaces, bullying dissenting voices into submission or retreat.

A person's greatness is often measured by the way they treat others.

A hybrid GST-SST system not the answer to Malaysia's tax revenue problem.

While academic's remarks are dubious, many Malay comments online support her.

It is odd that a supposedly religious man is defending an oppressive law.

Accountability remains elusive in a system that speaks of transparency.