It remains to be seen if former heavyweights will succumb to Perikatan’s wooing.

Certain quarters have a curious yearning for harping on race and religion.

Education Ministry ruling in sync with social realities of multiethnic Malaysia. 

He can start by not following the example of a certain ex-PM.  

Country’s youth would stand to benefit so much from a programme promoting interfaith understanding.

Unity government is seen aping what previous administrations did, which is disappointing.

Public must have zero tolerance for graft.

Toppling the government is all Hadi and his ilk care about.

Community remains economically backward after years of affirmative action.

Certain individuals believe that asking super-rich folks to contribute more to society would unleash class warfare.

Federal spending plan meant to look after the interests of all Malaysians, irrespective of colour, creed and political leanings.  

Kapar MP’s baseless criticism of Menu Rahmah draws flak from advocates.

PAS Youth members carrying replica weapons in parade cause stir.

Wardrobe choices deemed ‘inappropriate’ hog the limelight.

Conservative Malays pounce on DAP leader's supposedly racist remarks.

Education system does not allow this to happen.  

Politics of race and religion should not be a game changer.

They should get a crash course on decorum, human dignity, women’s rights.  

Notion of modesty varies from one culture to another.

Haphazard approach leaves the public with the worrying impression the Health Ministry is unable to plan ahead.

Burning of Quran provokes anger, condemnation.

Party appears to be drawing confidence from 'green wave'.

Government interference in film industry a slippery slope.