Asia-Pacific: when elephants fight
A ruinous battle for supremacy in the Asia-Pacific has begun that could see the region divided and ASEAN itself marginalized. …
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The silence of our friends
Senators John McCain and Joe Lieberman’s recent visit to Malaysia did more harm than good. According to local media reports, …
Why are people so angry?
Why are people so angry? Every time you open a newspaper or turn on the television these days, you invariably …
South China Sea: United we stand
The continuing standoff between China and the Philippines over the Scarborough Shoal is a reminder that ASEAN needs to get …
A free press is essential to democracy
Marina Mahathir, one of our nation’s most inspiring figures, recently wrote how her article in The Star was spiked for …
Unstoppable change in Myanmar
The thing about change is that once it takes hold, there is no stopping it. Myanmar is a good case …
A government at war with its own people
Hitler’s propaganda minister once remarked that if you repeat a life often enough people will believe it is true. The …
Government decisions must be accepted?
Referring to the recent decision on the minimum wage, the Minister of Human Resources, Datuk Seri Dr. S Subramaniam warned …
Malaysia needs international election observers
APRIL 27 — Something significant is taking place tomorrow in several cities across Malaysia — ordinary citizens are coming together …
Is Malaysia on the cusp of regime change?
MARCH 28 — Former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohammad recently warned that the US, together with unidentified Jewish groups, …
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