Stop the hate, protect the Rohingya in Malaysia
The online rhetoric does not reflect reality, but reflects fear deliberately stoked by misinformation.
Reckless charge for reckless driving: AG's murder charge spree denies justice for victims
It is motivated by pressure to satisfy public anger and will only weaken the chances of a conviction.
Madani-DAP's politics of patronage
The controversy involving the DAP politician illustrates how public institutions are treated as extensions of party management.
A national emergency in Malaysian schools
The job of teaching loses its meaning as teachers slowly transform into data clerks and event planners.
UEC: Why is DAP celebrating?
The victory parade and DAP’s response is embarrassingly premature.
Singapore rhetoric on Iran, Hamas raises questions on motives
The depiction of the Middle East conflict in a manner that aligns with a particular geopolitical narrative raises questions about the wisdom of issuing such statements.
Bombs, blasphemy and Christian Zionists: An Easter warning
The grotesque contradiction at the heart of those who preach love on Sunday and justify war on Monday.
Iran seems to be having the last laugh
Iran does not appear desperate but is prepared for a prolonged conflict.
The Malaysian government's addiction to consultants
Somewhere along the way, Malaysia stopped believing in itself and began to assume that foreign consultants are inherently more credible.
Victor Chin: RM9.5 million not to 'kaw tim' but to appease 'corporate mafia'
It's not a bribe, says businessman regarding money allegedly paid to PKR MP.
Myths and realities from the war on Iran
When long-standing narratives collapse under the weight of events, a turning point emerges. This war may well be that moment.
Anwar must immediately withdraw call to 'clean-up illegal temples'
The heinous act of destroying a temple in Rawang was a direct result of the prime minister's directive, something never heard from previous governments.
