Corrupt leaders pushing nation to the brink
Kudos to Akhbar Satar, the former president of Transparency International Malaysia, for once again calling out our politicians for their …
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Mahathir, Razaleigh & the consolidation of Malay-Muslim hegemony
Against the backdrop of increasing political instability, the demand for a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin seems to …
Can Muhyiddin soldier on?
The nation watched with bated breath Tuesday as Anwar Ibrahim drove through the gates of Istana Negara for his long-awaited …
Sabah: Opening the door to extremism and bigotry
Brushing aside the vehement objections of many Sabahans, Chief Minister Hajiji Mohd Noor has gone ahead and appointed a PAS …
A house divided, a nation adrift
In the last two years, our nation has witnessed some of the most tumultuous events in its history. UMNO which …
Message to the voters of Sabah: Save yourselves!
In a little more than a week the people of Sabah will return to the polls to elect a new …
The normalization of bigotry & intolerance
In the midst of a heated argument in Parliament on amendments to the Road Transport Act to toughen the penalties …
Second-class membership, second-class citizenship
After months of scheming with Malay supremacist parties to set up a Malay-Muslim unity government, PPBM now wants to turn …
Saviours or traitors?
It is said that history is always written by the victors. Perikatan Nasional parties, having grabbed power by chicanery, …
Where oh where is the Leader of the Opposition?
The country is in the midst of a grave crisis. Political instability has all but paralyzed the government. The …
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