Spectre of Chin Peng rattles some Malaysians even though communism lost its traction a long time ago.

It’s time for MPs to reflect on their recent misconduct, absenteeism.

More still must be done to meet stipulated 30% quota for women in certain sectors.

Malaysia needs to stop treating its indigenous people as second-class citizens.

Streaming service rival chief executive looking to play moral guardian for parents who apparently cannot.

Economic Affairs Minister Mohamed Azmin Ali needs to prove his worth in cabinet, win back voter respect.

Pakatan needs to think about what more it can do to keep its election pledges.

Time to bring meritocracy into the picture following humiliating downgrade of first-tier safety status.

Continuous infighting gives off bad impression, especially to those who voted coalition into power.

Foreign affairs minister owes Malaysians explanation why Putrajaya is shielding fugitive preacher as New Delhi prepares to retaliate.

Being conscious of religious groups' dietary obligations goes a long way in enhancing mutual understanding and respect.

Malaysians can do without politicians who pursue their heinous goals under the cover of supposed communal harmony.

The prime minister's defence of his attendance at the Malay Dignity Congress is disingenuous and intellectually dishonest.

Culture of entitlement nurtured by any particular ethnic group is detrimental to its own dignity, self-confidence, survival.

Voters judge prime ministers on performance, ability to make good on manifesto pledges.

Despite making great strides professionally, many are still victims of abuse and neglect.

Anger should be directed at those in Pakatan willing to entertain idea of govt without DAP, Amanah.

Lodging a police report against a student instead of answering questions raised on his involvement in the Malay Dignity Congress is overkill.

Uproar over Tamil Tigers probe comes as no surprise as justice long seen to be lacking in cases centred on race, religion.

The Malay paper's current state is largely due to Umno's interference in its management and operations.

Malays have long enjoyed favourable policies and fortunes; to say that these are now under threat is a huge lie.

Malay Dignity Congress in Shah Alam could very well be anything but.

Missionary schools have always been a bastion of unity in a divided Malaysia, where education is paramount and faith is secondary.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Anwar Ibrahim supporters should look at big picture – souring economy, bleak global outlook – instead of fighting over leadership.

The Coroner’s Court may have ruled Adib’s death ‘criminal act’, but where does investigaton go now after 10 months?