The failed promise of an inclusive society
[1] Malaysia’s minorities have been betrayed time and again by politicians promising a more inclusive society. Perhaps we have been …
Tag Archives: Anwar Ibrahim
If not Anwar, who?
[1] One of the questions commonly thrown at those who are critical of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim – dubbed Anwar …
Anwar fosters closer ties with China amid growing distrust of US
Increasingly distrustful of American foreign policy, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim appears to be looking to China to “provide checks and …
Holding his own in the great game of hypocrisy
[1] Perhaps no other issue in recent times exposes the hypocrisy of world leaders than the tragedy now unfolding in …
Is the government getting paranoid about the media?
[1] Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has lashed out at the foreign media for reporting that the government is planning to …
Have we reached a turning point?
[1] The PM is surely being disingenuous. By now, we don’t need lessons from him about the role and functions …
Anthony Loke’s choices
In a recent interview, DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke admitted that there was dissatisfaction within his party over several issues. However, …
Quick to act against citizens; slow to act against politicians
A growing number of citizens have found themselves in hot water for running afoul of laws like the Sedition Act, …
Clearing the air on the KK Mart controversy
The discovery of a few pairs of socks with the word “Allah” on them has inflamed passions across the country. …
BEC: Part 5 – Gone the reformers
One clear message that emanated from the recently concluded Bumiputera Economic Congress is that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has now …
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