Liars and slanderers must not be allowed to freely spread their malice on the internet.

Health and safety of workers must take priority.

The fiasco is reminiscent of Barisan Nasional's method of shutting down artistes who were critical of the then government.

Unesco site teeming with wildlife faces extinction if pollution continues unabated.

Govt to be lauded for allowing media freedom and free speech even as rumours spread in tandem with Wuhan virus

Instead of being haunted by a ghost of bygone era, we should focus on more urgent matters.

Since health has a higher budget allocation, the ministry should immediately address the hospital’s problems.

After 45 years of foot-dragging, a pro tem committee has been formed to set up a council to enable the media to regulate itself.

Lack of charges in recent sordid scandals proves AGC no longer weapon to settle scores.

It suggests an element of ignorance on the part of the exam setters regarding our social context.

Government's plan to order thousands of new vehicles for its officials does not square with pledge to do better by the people. 

Freedoms expanded under Pakatan Harapan need to be nourished if nation is to thrive.

Law should fall on those who threatened violence against contrarian views.

Different party is in government, but headlines of policy U-turns and unfulfilled promises remain the same.

One does not invoke the spectre of a tragic event that left many dead and the country shellshocked, just to make a point.

Poverty cuts across racial lines, and Pakatan Harapan should remember its electionn pledges. 

Archaelogical valley crumbles as govt agencies bicker over funding and jurisdiction.

The deplorable state many Muslim countries are in have largely contributed to the fanning of Islamophobia.

Alarming that the younger generation has acquired bad and contagious practices.

Some opposition lawmakers appear to be giving the finger to principles of transparency, accountability.

It should be used to promote exchange of ideas and intellectual freedom.

Rakyat have a right to know who’s competent, committed to the job while transparency ensures better laws.

There are more pressing issues to address, such as climate change and corruption.

PKR’s raucous congress is in stark contrast to Umno’s orderly, though sullen, gathering.

Politicians better get used to the possibility that electorate ready to oust any party that fails to deliver.