The Malaysian Insight
Stronger ringgit could lead to lower imported veggie prices
Ringgit’s recent surge might translate to lower costs for fruits and vegetables.
Politicians' cheap talk
Too often, Barisan Nasional leaders offer Malaysians words and not much else.
Najib will win GE14, regain two-thirds majority, says survey
Pakatan Harapan’s fractious nature could also drive the opposition’s failure, say Malaysians in nationwide poll.
Hadi risks losing own seats if PAS sticks to GE14 plan
Islamist party bent on three-cornered fights against BN and Pakatan Harapan, which might lead to huge losses at next elections.
The loaded dice in redrawing electoral constituencies
The Election Commission’s re-delineation exercise in Selangor weighted towards BN.
Chinese schools short of 500 teachers
Dong Jiao Zong urges Education Ministry to hire 400 fresh graduates to fill shortage as academic year begins next week.
Dealing with Hadi's Muslim-only cabinet in GE14
We know who PAS president is and what he stands for, and so, how should we deal with his collaborators?
Selangor PKR readies for second wave of PAS defections
Defectors could include office bearers and at least four state lawmakers from Selangor PAS, say sources.
In Jerusalem protest, doing the minimum for maximum advantage
Najib’s denunciation of his ‘friend’ Trump is politically expedient and unsurprising.
Malaysia pays off final 1MDB debt to Abu Dhabi
Payment ends dispute that could have been an embarrassment to the Najib administration ahead of the next general election.
Arul Kanda’s term as 1MDB boss extended
Putrajaya doesn’t want to shake the boat at state investor with the 14th general election due by August 2018.
Getting the vote out there
Malaysia needs citizens who exercise their rights, and keep the government accountable for its policies and promises.
Demonising Lim reflects Malaysia's ugly racial politics
MCA’s Liow Tiong Lai should have looked in the mirror before he accused DAP’s Lim Kit Siang of sowing racial discord.
Winners, losers in Umno top posts pact
While the party and its top members will benefit from this move, is it coming at the expense of the nation’s best interests?
The blame game to conceal shortcomings
It’s easier and palatable to blame someone else than to own up to our mistakes and shortcomings.
