Mahathir: a crisis of his own making
What a mess we are in – no prime minister, a deeply divided parliament, a highly polarized populace and an …
Category Archives: Malaysia
Does Pakatan Harapan really care?
It is axiomatic, I suppose, that many politicians take voters for granted once elections are over. At election time, they …
Give priority to refugees instead of importing more foreign labour
Last week, Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Malaysia, Amna Baloch, announced that her country was negotiating with Malaysia to provide up …
End the LTTE farce now
While major issues like the coronavirus understandably grabs a lot of attention, an issue of no less importance, one that …
The Islamisation of our schools & national unity
The Pongal issue left many Malaysians shaking their heads in disbelief. What has become of our Ministry of Education (MOE) …
Government must act decisively to contain the coronavirus
Kudos to President Xi Jinping for acting decisively to counter the spread of the increasingly deadly coronavirus by suspending all …
In season of mistrust some hope for the nation
It was quite an extraordinary sight that we were treated to last week – no less than seven Pakatan Harapan …
What the influenza epidemic says about government priorities
Our nation is now in the throes of an increasingly serious influenza epidemic. In early December last year, the …
Should the DAP leave government?
After fighting for and dreaming of a place at the table for years, the DAP is now discovering that being …
Fraying ethnic relations affecting foreign policy consensus
A series of recent controversial foreign policy statements by Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has exposed the increasingly deep divisions …
