Undeterred scholar vows to continue challenging Muslim autocrats
Religious authorities’ crackdown on lectures a bid to show power, says IRF’s Farouk.
Felda anger gives opposition hope of capturing Bera
Mysterious debts that pile up, reduced aid and late payment for harvests sowing seeds of discontent among settlers.
You won’t change the world with bad grades, V-C tells activists
Student activism flourishing in public universities but a vice-chancellor says protesting is at the expense of their studies.
Youth back TN50 but want problems settled now
Critics wrong in claiming programme a replacement for Vision 2020, say Tanjung Malim participants.
What’s at stake at PAS’ big beach ‘uprising’ this weekend
Second largest party in the country to unveil its plans to capture Putrajaya at fastaqim 2.0.
Was it approval or gag order for Turkish writer, ask lawyers, don
Mustafa Akyol accused of teaching Islam or subjects related to the religion without ‘document’.
Detained Turkish author finally leaves Malaysia
Mustafa Akyol boarded an 11.35pm flight to Istanbul, from where he will continue his journey to the US.
Interfaith forum nixed after Islamic authorities call up speakers
Receptionist at event’s venue says decision was last minute.
Amanah, small party with big aim
Religious authorities making corruption ‘acceptable’ among Malay-Muslims.
After 60 years of nation-building, ethnic discrimination still high
Group says racism endures because of misinterpretation of the constitution and race-based politics that have endured since Merdeka.
We’ll fix your debt, housing problems, PH tells Felda settlers
Najib’s government has mismanaged Felda until it is unsustainable, says son of settler Mazlan.
Putrajaya, where’s the money, ask Felda settlers
Settlers yet to see a sen of cash incentives promised in July.
School blaze reveals changing face of KL suburb
Kg Datuk Keramat is a community of lowly paid workers, who come from all over the country and beyond but are strangers to each other.
Keramat residents to wake up to long-ignored problem
Before the tahfiz school fire, residents say the kids who hung out at the lake kept to themselves and didn’t cause trouble.
