'Where are PKR and DAP MPs when Beng Hock protesters roughed up?'
Speaker Johari Abdul has allowed police violence under his nose, says Teoh Beng Hock Association for Democratic Advancement.
DAP’s metamorphosis and the forgotten fight for progressive society
DAP's silence is telltale sign that the party has become a yes-man for the Madani government's hegemonic policies.
Come visit Kelantan, a model of harmony and inclusivity
A myth-shattering trip by a group of ethnic Chinese from Penang.
Are we now emulating North Korea?
If the PM feels that he has been defamed, he must file a civil suit like all other citizens.
BlackRock: Will Anwar do the right thing?
In less than two years, Anwar Ibrahim has erected a monument to hypocrisy that dwarfs the skyscrapers of previous leaders.
BlackRock: Anwar still hasn't answered Mahathir's valid questions
The presence of BlackRock in the country is no excuse for Anwar to defend the plan to sell MAHB shares.
Can Anwar deny or confirm MAHB's deal involving BlackRock?
The prime minister must break his silence about sale of MAHB shares to GIP.
The real culprit behind TikTok censorship revealed
In 2023, Malaysia embarrassingly became world champion with 2,202 takedown requests made to TikTok.
Anwar's rhetoric against the rich and powerful cannot justify half-baked targeted subsidies
As usual, the burden is shifted to the poor, who can barely make ends meet.
Azam Baki, get your facts right
The federal government must step in and carry out a proper inquiry on MACC's breach of lawyer-client privilege.
Visitors are not tourists
Concrete measures are needed to promote tourism, not slogans.
As diesel shoots to RM3.35, can the subsidy programme succeed?
In other words, can someone who fails to do something simple succeed at something big?