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When vested interests are cloaked in the people’s robe
Public need to be wary when self-serving narrow agenda attempts to usurp democratic freedom.
Uneasy calm, treacherous waters remain for Muhyiddin
Analysts say the peace will not last as the prime minister’s position remains precarious.
Desperate times call for desperate measures?
To declare an emergency now is to affirm the government is fighting for its life and determined to avoid polls.
Ah, form over substance
Punish those who failed to hand over Form 14b to plantation industries and commodities minister.
Malaysia reaches 2020, no further action required
Feudal overlords in cabinet with no mandate to rule need not justify themselves to poor underclass.
The essence of humanitarian aid amid pandemic
Politics should be secondary in aid distribution as the people need help immediately.
Online learning may fail the poor
The already disadvantaged are further handicapped by lack of tools for e-learning.
Avoiding the jumbo in the MH cockpit
Time for Khazanah to hire better managers to turn around flag carrier, not flog off problem to Firefly.
A motion knocking on Dewan Rakyat’s door
Muhyiddin Yassin should put govt to the test, face no-confidence vote.
No country for political happy endings
A joyous outcome is unlikely, whether Umno supports Muhyiddin or Anwar.
Why satire makes an exciting democracy
Malaysians mature enough to laugh at human failings, self-importance, injustices and scandals.
Having the cake and eating it, too, in Sabah
The unwillingness of some Sabah politicians to oppose the appointment of a PAS assemblyman is a betrayal of their mandate.
If only Covid-19 SOP is applied equally to all
PM’s assurance there is no double standards in SOP enforcement further stokes discontent in the masses.
Low marks for ministry’s handling of students
Parents have enough on their shoulders, and do not need 11th-hour decisions and flip-flops.
Ku Li’s gripes about inclusive politics
Umno adviser’s comments reinforce modern perception of anachronistic, divisive race-based parties.
Being Malaysian after all these years
Any attempts to thwart the embracing of ethnic, social and cultural diversity must be stopped.
Deputy ministers go over the top with Veveonah
Putrajaya should now consider implementing national fibre and connectivity plan in Sabah.
Klang Valley mustn’t be left high and dry again
Malaysians yet to learn hard lesson from previous water pollution cases like toxic chemical waste dumped into Sg Kim Kim.
When Zawawi takes the high road
PAS man’s focus should be common concerns around which all Malaysians can rally, not others’ religious domains.
When public outrage cannot be wished away
A mere RM1,000 fine has not settled the problem of a minister's disregard for the law.
Merdeka under the shadow of new normal
Diverse population can – and should – be harnessed into an asset crucial to nation-building.
History, propaganda are no bedfellows
Penang Institute wants to draw locals back to lit fest
Honouring the spirit of Malaysia 1963
Umno bukan lagi pemain politik negara, kata penganalisis