The last thing Malaysians need now is a fight over the numbers.

Malaysians need action, not politicians posing as pop group members on stage auditioning for leadership.

Political aspirants would do well to take a tip or two from Dr Mahathir.

Umno’s withdrawal of support for Muhyiddin Yassin leaves him in a precarious position.

MPs’ resolve to get to Dewan is matched by government’s determination to bar their way.

On display was youthful idealism that seeks good governance, accountability, functioning democracy, freedom and justice.

It is disturbing that certain leaders of political parties thrive on the insecurities of members to bring about unnecessary social anxiety. 

Will these laws be tabled or laid before the Dewan Rakyat and Dewan Negara today before both houses convene next week? 

There’s no place for cliff-hangers or lap dogs in the august house.

Hartal mounted as the last resort to tell the government that their plight must be addressed urgently.

Industry encountering financial, operational difficulties arising from rolling lockdowns and physical distancing requirements.

Will there be room for discussion or will the MPs merely be 'briefed' by the cabinet?

Exposure of errors serves to educate both the people and misguided officials.

Ordinary people at wit’s end attempting to put food on the table.

It doesn’t help that certain health officials seem to be in denial of the dire situation hospitals are in.

Five-day session based on political manoeuvring unjust, with thousands dead, health service on brink of collapse, economy in ruins.

An apathetic government leaves the people to their own devices.

Malaysians offer solidarity and assistance to each other amid collective outrage at the government’s mishandling of the pandemic.

People expect SOP to be applied equally to all, irrespective of social status.

Comprehensive long-term strategy needed to save people from stress, despair, low self-esteem.

If the virus doesn’t kill us, then illogical standards and orders will push us over the edge.

Racial, religious bias must not be allowed to seep into and poison prosocial calling.

Government appointments perceived to be myopic, regressive.

PAS president's warning to voters not to be taken in by Pakatan is noted.

‘ASAP’ has become bone of contention among politicians that revolves around the nagging question of when Parliament should be reconvened.