Letters

If Nurul Izzah wins PKR deputy presidency, she may follow in her father's footsteps.

Ministry's success is best measured by the health of the tourism industry.

Mother elephant's grief reminds us the cost of environmental degradation.

US tariffs spark global market shock, expose Asean's lack of collective clout.

A comprehensive reform of road safety is needed, starting with vehicle inspections.

Perlis mufti's declaration that India is anti-Muslim is regrettable.

While the road ahead is challenging, the signs are promising.

We hear about MA63, but what is changing?

Let’s look at things differently and help authorities at the same time.

A vote for Nurul Izzah will be a betrayal of party's founding principles.

He should heed past Umno presidents', ruler’s wise words.

Involve the public in urban renewal, so they become stewards, not just spectators.

The Coastal Dual Carriageway project should be expedited when he visits.

End violence against humanitarian workers and civilians in Gaza.

Don’t let rigidity overshadow one’s good intentions.

Leaders losing despite their team winning seems odd.

Health minister said he'd meet with MMA but no such meeting has taken place.

Pak Lah was a leader of quiet strength, man of principle, and true patriot.

Personal worldviews should not take precedence over national interests.

Attack on Kashmir strongly condemned.

Notable absence to support BN candidate is deeply concerning.

He has shown time and again that he is unfit for the role.

Ramasamy didn't address the issue when he was in power.

Beyond brand management, it's about something bigger - trust in journalism.