Can Rafizi save PKR?
Rafizi has come in from the cold to stage a remarkable victory in the recent PKR elections. His victory speaks …
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A nation teetering on the brink
It seems like every day there’s some sort of crisis in this nation of ours. So many things seem to …
Holding an entire nation hostage
Malaysia has been experiencing unprecedented political instability. Much of it can be traced back to the efforts of two men …
War of words over Pulau Batu Puteh
There’s a verbal duel going on over Pulau Batu Puteh, a small rocky outcrop now under the jurisdiction of Singapore. …
The right to protest
There has been some discussion recently about whether street protests are appropriate. It comes after the bar council organised a …
What does the “Malay spirit” mean these days?
Like many other Malaysians, I’ve been following the corruption trial of former Penang chief minister Lim Guan Eng. Lim has been …
The absurdity of a law to enforce respect for the national language
In what must be a world first, Bernama is reporting that the people over at Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) …
Reining in the mullahs
Religious affairs minister Datuk Idris Ahmad’s advice to Muslims not to participate in the Bon Odori festival to be held …
The end of integrity in Malaysia
Every day there’s more news highlighting our nation’s tragic and shocking moral decline. It’s not just the corruption, horrific as …
No end to the madness
Here we go again. Another Malaysian blocked from entering a government department because of apparently “inappropriate” attire. Our nation is …
Dennis Ignatius 