Umno adviser’s comments reinforce modern perception of anachronistic, divisive race-based parties.

Any attempts to thwart the embracing of ethnic, social and cultural diversity must be stopped.

Islamist party expected to contest 10 seats, gets none.

Putrajaya should now consider implementing national fibre and connectivity plan in Sabah.

Malaysians yet to learn hard lesson from previous water pollution cases like toxic chemical waste dumped into Sg Kim Kim.

PAS man’s focus should be common concerns around which all Malaysians can rally, not others’ religious domains.

A mere RM1,000 fine has not settled the problem of a minister's disregard for the law.

Diverse population can – and should – be harnessed into an asset crucial to nation-building.

In name of transparency, finance minister should disclose all direct negotiations under Pakatan, Perikatan.

Neglect of indigenous communities goes against special privileges accorded in constitution.

Ismail Sabri has rejected a support letter after public outcry.

People in power should not flout Covid-19 regulations if all Malaysians are to follow the rules.

Calls to reject graft should be answered by all levels of society.

Art Harun is now being judged against noble values he once spoke of.

One wonders if her being an ethnic and religious minority plays a factor in the drawn out efforts to recover abducted her daughter.

Fact that tourists love Malaysia's natural heritage lost on developers who equate progress with material construction.

More than 1,200 religious schools registered last year yet few possess certificate of fitness.

To include more groups doesn’t dilute the importance of the government as the primary aid provider.

Politicians exploiting resource-rich state for personal ends.

No group that is smug about its corrupt leaders has call to feel pride.

Voters more concerned about economy, sick and tired of constant politicking.

Communication minister has touched a raw nerve with social media users.

Formal politics are not conducive for young politicians as the old guards still cling to power.

Patriotism can be nurtured in many ways, not just in structured programmes pushed by Putrajaya.

Sexist and derogatory remarks take away seriousness of issues brought up in Dewan Rakyat.