Dreams and nightmares in Bangkok
Reflections on a blazing meteor, a rags-to-riches story and the military rule in Thailand.
MH17: More doubts, no clear answers
The Dutch Safety Board’s report on the downed jetliner does little to shed more light on the heinous crime.
In a daze over the haze
Malaysia, as the current chair of Asean, needs to do more to get Indonesia’s commitment to resolve the recurrent smog.
A crisis caused by foolhardy wars
The unfolding refugee tragedy in Europe is a tragic by-product of the reckless foreign policies of the United States and its Western allies.
Just cut the bankrupts some slack
With the increasing number of people being made bankrupt, changes are needed quickly for Malaysia’s harsh and outdated insolvency law.
Fears over our waning economy
No clear solutions seem to be in sight for Malaysia’s falling currency and economic woes.
Of cancer and corruption
The number of cancer cases in the country is rising, but the even bigger cancer of corruption is also eating away the fabric of ethics and integrity in Malaysia.
MH17: Uncertainty even a year after
The search to find who is responsible for downing the plane does not appear to be nearer to the truth.
From taste to waste
Malaysians complain a lot about the rising prices of food and yet waste so much of it.
Rumpus over the role of royals
The escalating feud between Johor’s Crown Prince and the Tourism and Culture Minister has raised questions on the scope of our royalty.
Human trafficking in our midst
If not for mass graves and other horror stories revealed over the past weeks, human traffickers would have continued to operate freely.
The bleak and bright side of our education
Malaysia may be getting dismal marks for education but there are dedicated people making a difference to improve scores.
