Perhaps Malaysia can move on from May 13, 1969 by leading with integrity?

While racially inflammatory incidents in recent years will be forgotten quickly, they will leave a mark.

The state's unique social history makes for its special unity.

Racism has always been a dark part of our history, but a bold government can effect change.

The Malaysian government must prove that it will not tolerate anyone who incites any form of racial or religious disharmony. 

The Pakatan Harapan government must tackle graft and do better than the previous administration to protect local laws. 

The cycle of outrage will not address the underlying issues of bigotry.

To ensure 'housing for all', perhaps it's time the government considers building what has been denigrated as a last resort – public housing.

PKR elections show how much more damaging internal rivalry is to a party than its external enemies.

An analysis of the Health Ministry's budget and its policies and programmes shows whether Pakatan has put its money where its mouth is.

Ratification of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination being hijacked by unfounded assumptions.