MCA’s Liow Tiong Lai should have looked in the mirror before he accused DAP’s Lim Kit Siang of sowing racial discord.

Cancelling the umrah visa system within a day of rollout shows that some in Putrajaya are disconnected from reality.

Artistes’ work isn’t only to entertain audiences, but also to address issues of the day in creative ways.

Mavcom’s excuse of wanting to all international terminals to impose the same fee is a poor justification.

No matter how you dress it up, a sham is a sham.

The authorities should cease the renaming of mission schools as it would be a great injustice to what they have done for Malaysians. 

Even people in government are slow to realise that questioning the government is not a crime.

Mandarin section makes it debut today and The Malaysian Insight seeks to listen to all your stories, issues, concerns and ideas.

Malaysia touts itself as a land of moderates and the tolerant but it allows in hate preachers who run down people of different faiths.

Singapore should stop making assumptions about Malaysia if it wants to get a better insight into the political situation across the Causeway.

Cheating, among other academic ailments that have befallen the local academia, should compel the authorities to commit themselves to necessary and stern action. 

Religious authorities impose conformity to their way of thinking about Islam, say academics.

The good just do, and don’t post about it on social media.

Inconceivable that extremist preachers and speech are tolerated by Putrajaya while PM talks about the need for moderation.

After the debris from the floods in Penang has been cleared, we should look into long-term measures to prevent disasters of a similar scale from happening again.

Why ask a group of consumerists more interested in keeping prices fair and products safe for Muslims to be eyes and ears of the government?

Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim is learning that the flip side to being a powerful fixer is that every other person in the PM’s camp would do anything to bring you down.

Johor ruler Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar has taken proactive measures to ban those who preach hate.

Najib Razak’s retort to a seemingly innocuous question reflects his game of one-upmanship with the opposition and his Singaporean counterpart.

Name and shame corrupt leaders in Sabah, and while you’re at it, name the kleptocrats in all of Malaysia, too.

Even the few people in Umno and the government trying to rally support for MACC chief are not having much success.

We have to rely on the Malay rulers to inject common sense, which seems missing among top civil servants and politicians, into life.

If they are serious about pursuing those who did wrong, why not investigate 1MDB?

What is the use of an elected government when royals have to step in?

Johor sultan declares Wednesdays ‘open day’ to hear briefing from state officials on developments.