Anwar Ibrahim is to be commended for pledging monetary remuneration to the poor. 

Plans to foster harmonious ties should be crafted based on lessons learnt from the past.

Denying certain elements of social reality on television would not make the unpleasant truth go away.

Many Malay-based parties have the same mantra of ‘Malay race, religion and country’.

His call implies officers from City Hall not doing their work satisfactorily.

It is an injustice to the people to deny their reps the chance to discuss the Pandora Papers issue immediately.

Temperatures rise over recent controversies involving badminton player S. Kisona and preacher Syakir Nasoha.

Remunerations derived from national coffers and enjoyed by long-serving politicians must be reviewed.

Education system’s emphasis on getting good grades hampers better and holistic understanding of certain global aspects.

Conflicting messages from ministers on safety of going to vaccination centres don’t inspire confidence in undocumented workers.

Lack of attendance is especially egregious when the MP is missing without good reason.

Judging by the harassment they are subjected to, it is clear some men still perceive women as sexual objects.

For society to move forward, there must be mutual respect for and understanding of different cultures.

Toxic peninsular culture of racial, religious politics, bigotry proving too divisive for East Malaysians.

Emotional subject exposes double standard in administration, more so with Malaysia’s bid for UN rights council.

Umno secretary-general’s proposal to create additional posts draws hilarious and angry responses from concerned Malaysians.

Restriction appears jarring in midst of institutional reforms offer by government.

People power made it possible throughout 18-month campaign.

To hold the confidence vote is to heed the Agong’s decree.

Why the need for trio’s reappointment when there are diplomats already stationed in the three regions?

Worries remain despite deferment of degazettement of the Kuala Langat North Forest Reserve.

Crisis galvanises ordinary folk to come together, help the needy, press for change.

Hardly a surprise when Malaysians mock Ismail Sabri’s line-up.

Purported lists of members in Ismail Sabri’s administration – new faces and uninspiring ones – make their rounds on social media.

New PM has a lot of persuading to do if he wants to win over the sceptics.