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.

Lawmakers should learn from young organisers of Parlimen Digital where no one resorted to racist or sexist remarks.

It is regrettable the government has deprived a worldwide audience of its side of the tale by its refusal to speak to the news channel.

Malaysian politicians appear unwilling to weather public disdain, regardless of performance as public servants.

Indigenous people should be treated with dignity, and learnig about their culture will foster that. 

Although many public activities are allowed, the public must continue to take precautions.

So-called ivory tower has vital role to play in educating the people on current state of politics.

Diversity and differences are also considered irritants in some areas of life in Malaysia, which we need to address squarely.

Discriminatory measures alienate migrant workers and violate the spirit of Muslim brotherhood.

Essential workers face low wages, long hours and lack of personal protective equipment.

George Floyd victim of many decades of racism, discrimination in African-American lives.

Immoral to make ordinary folk, especially younger generation, foot the bill.

Perikatan Nasional fears scrutiny with one day sitting with critics questioning constitutional legality.

Long road ahead to realise anti-hopping law, but start must be made.

Social distancing measures should not bar journalists from covering first sitting of the year.

Bloodless coup leaves Malaysians less than sanguine about their future.

Grim reminder of economic hardship facing many Malaysians.

Authorities need to hammer out the details together or more businesses will close, resulting in more unemployment.