Acceptance is best through encouragement, not by threats or force.

Public transport needs more than taxpayer-funded publicity stunts to boost passenger numbers.

It is inhumane, not to mention illogical, to turn flood disasters into tourist attractions.

Is there more than meets the eye behind MRT ‘joyride’ invitation?

Tenaga Nasional mini gallery initiative seems mere tokenism to appease affected indigenous communities from dam project.

Malaysians question whether PAS’ objection to Japan festival is an attempt to burnish Islamic credentials prior to GE15.

Absence of guiding hand in human rights sets an ominous tone for nation’s commitment to protecting people.

Integrity course aside, politicians and civil servants cannot be unsavoury role models.

Increasingly rare bird is now worth more than any frog.

Paving way for young leaders a breath of fresh air.

Institution of higher learning must not deny grieving father's search for truth and closure.

Those who benefited from suffering of others must be punished.

Short-term gains should not bedazzle us into believing sustenance can always be purchased.

The likes of Bersatu’s Saifuddin Abdullah can help tackle discrimination with tangible measures.

Najib becomes social media’s Marie Antoinette for comments about economy, benefits for the poor.

Certain sections of powers-that-be tend to blur line separating state from private domain.

Critics wonder why opposition leader chose convicted ex-PM as sparring partner.

Accomplished development projects are the best testimony to a sitting government’s good intention.

Youngsters flaunt acrobatics that evoke shock, horror and anger among the public.

The thought of unity seems to be a pipe dream for a Pakatan coalition beset by bickering and indecision.

Officials' failure to appear before select committee to answer allegations of recycled exam questions disrespectful, disturbing.

Embarassing diplomatic muddle in Dubai raises many questions.

Fasting should not cause hardship to non-Muslims, especially in a diverse society such as ours.

It is time that ‘hoppers’ themselves get properly identified.

Muyhiddin proves the wisdom of the adage, 'Don't burn your bridges'.