Prime minister makes time for government, party, so should his cabinet, regardless of excuses.

Anwar Ibrahim right to suggest that Pakatan Harapan move away from race-based approach of the New Economic Policy.

Violation of their rights are carried out with impunity despite assurances from Putrajaya.

The days when taps inadvertently run dry, especially in Malaysia's most-developed state, should be behind us.

The sex scandal involving Economic Affairs Minister may well be political conspiracy, but questions on police investigation abound.

It is highly disturbing that an effort for Muslim unity is met with such savage hostility.

Will breaking off SRC International trial for 1MDB case serve the cause of justice for ex-PM and Malaysia?

Taking a page out of BN playbook to stifle dissenting views should not be the way to go for current administration.

Lessons from the past can, and should, prevent recurrences of environmental calamities befalling ordinary people.

Enforcement officers at country's exit, entry points in many ways double up as 'ambassadors'.

New alliance takes direction likely to upset concerned Malaysians averse to divisive, toxic politics.

Morally unacceptable that at this stage of country's development, there are still areas lacking such facilities.

Another sex scandal rears its ugly head in PKR, a party closely linked with Anwar Ibrahim’s sodomy cases.

It says plenty on how so-called modern people treat the indigenous people.

Children must have a voice – and not one that is muffled – in order to dream of a better world.

The old practise of thinking of students as people to be told not heard, should have no place in a new Malaysia.

Malaysians need to know to what extent the electoral process was distorted by the alleged misconduct of previous EC commissioners.

Sticking to official job scope the way to go, and indirectly promotes positive image of Islam.

Dr Maszlee Malik's sin wasn't in defending govt position on matriculation, but in reaching for race card so wantonly.

Lim Kit Siang and Najib Razak going head to head will surely be a spectacle, but one without value for Malaysia or Malaysians.

An interfaith breaking of fast event is a welcome occasion at a time of overwhelming racial and religious politics.

Teen’s suicide in Sarawak recently a reminder that for the depressed, off-line human interaction more important.

Pakatan has scored quick wins, but some promises remain unfulfilled, if not broken, particularly on civil liberties and rights.

Most of us still not used to witnessing Putrajaya-palace spat, Muslims who believe their rights are being eroded, ex-PM in the dock.

Ahead of Pakatan Harapan’s first anniversary, Malaysians should be reminded that we work together as Malaysians and not as racial or religious silos.