Mahathir: A glimmer of hope
“There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune; Omitted, all …
Category Archives: Democracy
The Citizen’s Declaration – first step or false start?
Last week’s remarkable gathering of political and civil society leaders and the “Citizen’s Declaration” they signed continues to reverberate across …
Change of leadership or national renewal?
As the nation spirals out of control, the demand for change appears to be gathering momentum. In recent weeks, there …
Propaganda can’t fix Malaysia’s reputation, says former envoy
BY JENNIFER GOMEZ | The Malaysian Insider Published: 9 February 2016 7:00 AM – See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/propaganda-cant-fix-malaysias-rep-says-former-envoy#sthash.aYpW5e02.dpuf Putrajaya and …
What the 1MDB scandal means for democracy in Malaysia
February 4, 2016 What the 1MDB scandal means for democracy in Malaysia By IAIN MARLOW / The Globe & Mail, …
What’s so bad about Guan Eng becoming PM?
Last week, the local twitter world was abuzz with rumours that Parti Amanah Negara had quietly agreed to the DAP’s …
Chasing shadows: a national obsession
PAS Research Centre director Mohd Zuhdi Marzuki alleges that just prior to the last elections, Israel offered the DAP RM1.2 …
What price loyalty?
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak, hounded by scandal and facing open rebellion within his ranks, made an impassioned plea at …
The NSC Bill: A Prelude to Dictatorship
Let me get straight to the point: the National Security Council Bill 2015 tabled in Parliament yesterday is nothing less …
UMNO’s Red Terror Gambit
When illiberal regimes lose their legitimacy, when they run out of excuses, when they feel their power slipping away, they …
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