Letters

Social hypocrisy, blaming tech won’t help to address problem.

Today reminds us that moment of sorrow, sacrifice, and sacred silence transcends time and place.

Myanmar citizens' courage in face of tyranny demands principled action.

Public deserves regulations that are consistent, practical, and rooted in evidence.

Federal Court decision to maintain status of Loh's children as Hindus a landmark precedent.

We must have political will to take on those flaring up racial issues.

Party doing same thing it criticised BN for in the past.

Is it about justice or local political dynamics?

Don’t let rigid thinking deny our rich historical past.

Refuting claims of a legal delay, urging release of rehabilitation funds.

They seem clueless on how to nab culprits.

We must undertake multipronged approach to protect our interests.

Why Malaysia's no-tariff move makes sense.

US trying to find out which nation to befriend, discard.

Trump's tariffs fuel trade fragmentation, counterbalance to Western protectionism needed.

It could also attract youths to join agriculture sector.

Left unchecked, negative thoughts can infect our entire outlook on life.

Being educated doesn’t really mean one is of good character.

Trump wants its resources, nothing to do with US' security.

Waiting on public transport improvement first might have no end.

We can do much better through acts of kindness.

Race and religion issues often distract from critical political and governance failures.

Even if resolved amicably, it leaves a bad taste in everyone’s mouth.

Frequent disruptions common in rural areas, indigenous villages.