Police must move quickly to contain the situation as racial undertones begin to come into play.

Why is Pakatan Harapan taking the easy way out when it comes to thorny issues, such as ratifying ICERD?

Even as Putrajaya abandons ratification of anti-discrimination pact, it should help those on the lower economic strata of society, most of whom happen to be Malay.

Don’t squander historic opportunity to reform decrepit judiciary and impotent legal institutions.

Abdul Hadi Awang and Ahmad Zahid Hamidi ever ready to thwart nation’s attempt at cohesion and unity.

Turning a blind eye will give wrong signal to those with a penchant for executing illegitimate brand of justice.

Badar Squad's volunteerism should be channelled into other more pressing causes, like helping those in poverty.

Dr Mahathir has cause to be concerned over his cabinet, the members of which need to understand that their job is to fix problems, not scheme to stay in power.

Diversity in human beings, which reflects God's Grand Design, meant to be celebrated.

Action against Musa Aman shows the authorities are prepared to dust the cobwebs off cold cases.

As long as Umno members continue to defend Najib, party will continue to be associated with 1MDB.

A strong opposition is needed to keep the government in check and this cannot be done with MPs defecting in numbers.

Audiences will remember the ex-prime minister for storming out more than they will his answers to some difficult questions.

The lack of public outcry over the deaths of those who helped build our country is abominable.

Nothing was louder than their reluctance to challenge Najib Razak as he held court in the Dewan Rakyat today.

Malaysian cabbies are like the old BN government – out of touch and out of time.

It is only reasonable to expect politicians to have the grace to refuse a state award if they have done nothing to deserve it.

Instead of focusing on colour of socks, minister should start addressing the real disease plaguing education system.

Allegations of minister being misquoted must be investigated and findings made public.

The former ruling party should rebuild as the opposition instead of looking for shortcuts back into power.

Why are Pakatan Harapan leaders silent when Baling MP is led to court in lock-up garb and treated like a common criminal?

He represents reform, and not everyone in Malaysia wants change.

Criminal charges may not kill Shafee Abdullah's career, but they will surely hurt his reputation as one who walks the corridors of power.

Royals who used to cosy up to the BN administration better wake up to the new realities post-GE14.

Calling protesting students 'cows' makes one doubt the state of critical thinking among academics.