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.
Reckless rush on the road
Constant enforcement is not the only answer, but it is a crucial key to change the attitudes of bad Malaysian drivers.
A beacon of integrity and hope
Jakarta Governor Ahok is a shining example of what Malaysia’s partisan politicians should be.
Face the root cause of terrorism
Beyond the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) 2015, the Government has to tackle the reasons why Malaysians are attracted to militant groups like IS.
LKY: Insights from a comrade turned foe
A recollection of Lee Kuan Yew and the man who fell from grace as the President of Singapore.
Gone for a year, but never forgotten
For the sake of those who had relatives on board, MH370 must not remain aviation’s biggest mystery.
Countering the threat of IS
THE arrest of a 14-year-old girl who was about to fly to Egypt en route to Syria to join Islamic State (IS) militants last week has confirmed fears that Malaysia is facing an uphill battle against terrorism.
Sorry seems to be the hardest word
Our politicians must learn to admit mistakes and proffer sincere apologies, instead of refuting the indefensible.
Ratify the Rome Statute
Statute Ensuring justice for victims of MH17 is among the reasons why Malaysia should join the International Criminal Court.
The farce of free speech
Double standards over the limits of public expression are factors fuelling the angst and anger among Muslims.
