While rabble-rousing may attract attention, it also can obscure the issue at hand.

Would inviting Pope Francis be misread as surrendering to dictates of non-Muslims?

Are costly accessories a sign of hypocrisy or good taste?

Support Palestine, but show respect to Malaysia as well.

Living standards have improved, but politicisation of race, religion holds country back.

Police have not done enough to gender sensitise their personnel.

Not knowing or ignoring the bigger picture may place you on the wrong side of history.

Politicians, preachers, and public officials must be circumspect in their utterances and actions.

Malaysia facing worrying shortage of medical personnel, equipment.

Muslims in Malaysia deserve to be given credit for their faith.

Penalties range from warnings to compliance notices and, ultimately, prosecution.

It is obvious that boys and girls must be separated if Malaysia is to attain greatness in football.

Critics say costume ill-suited for event, uninspiring.

Parliament must be accessible to Malaysians.

Country cannot afford distraction by political circus acts.

Are the two parties truly incapable of working together?

Ordinary Malaysians being forced to assume responsibilities of elected govt.

More Malays reject Pakatan, while Chinese voters simply fail to show up.

Public should not be left wondering what professors really profess.

On constituency funds, playing field should be level for healthy competition.

Pakatan has failed to deliver the reforms it promised.

Cultural diversity of Malaysia always been a selling point to tourists.

Use of staff ‘volunteers’ detracts from their original duties.

Govt should have opted for incremental approach.

Unethical practice of announcing govt aid before polls must not be normalised.