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.
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.
Iran unrest: Peaceful protests hijacked by violent rioters
What started as an exercise of the right to free speech and peaceful assembly has been hijacked with the help of US and Israel, says Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Erdogan and the great betrayal to the Palestinian cause
The Turkish president's anti-Israel rhetoric is tailored to appeal to his Islamist supporters rather than translating into concrete actions that directly challenge Israel.
Treat police corruption and abuse as crime, not disciplinary matter
Disciplinary proceedings are not a substitute for criminal accountability.
Global South and hypocrisy: Why is Anwar silent on US violations in Venezuela?
The reluctance to speak when Washington is the aggressor reveals a deeper problem: moral courage evaporates when power is involved.
Who is behind the RM50 million bribe offer to drop anti-smoking law?
It is no longer a matter of perception that there is a systemic and organised pattern of industry interference in the formulation of public health policy.
The contradictions in Anwar’s integrity narrative
From now on, integrity should be measured only when individuals in government resign after being exposed for corruption.
Family of Malaysian prisoner reveals shocking acts of threats, deception before execution in Singapore
Sangkari Pranthaman writes what Pannir told family members on eve of his execution.
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