Johor Was Bersama’s Baptism, Not Its Burial
[1] Bersama was trashed in the Johor state election, losing its deposit in all 15 seats it contested. But that …
Tag Archives: Anwar Ibrahim
A Leader in Denial
Is the past finally catching up with Anwar? [1] There is a particular tell that comes over politicians when the …
The People Who Broke Malaysia, or the People Trying to Fix It
[1] A columnist recently warned that if non-Malays abandon Pakatan Harapan for Parti Bersama, the result could be an all-Malay …
Bersama Is Malaysia’s Best Hope Now
[1] As we head into another election cycle, many voters feel weary, frustrated, and close to despair. Public faith in …
Can Rafizi Break the Cycle?
[1] The long-awaited moment has finally arrived. In a bold and imaginative move, Rafizi Ramli — ever the political maverick …
The End of PKR & the Return of UMNO
[1] The political tide appears to be turning rapidly against Anwar Ibrahim and the coalition he leads. The clearest warning …
Do Not Ask Malaysians to Trust a Broken System
[1] In response to serious allegations of impropriety involving his administration, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim promised in not so many …
The Bloomberg Allegations – It’s the Prime Minister Who Is Now On Trial
[1] The damning allegations by Bloomberg[1] that the MACC may be part of what it described as a “corporate mafia” involved …
Temples, Tensions, and the Failure to Lead
[1] The peaceful assembly planned over the weekend to protest so-called “illegal” temples – undocumented houses of worship, many built …
Rethinking Anwar
[1] Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim recently launched his latest book, Rethinking Ourselves: Justice, Reform and Ignorance in Postnormal Times. The book …
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