Lynas: cabinet must act now
The Lynas controversy has now dragged on for quite a few years. Fed up with BN’s lack of concern, many …
Tag Archives: Pakatan Harapan
Will racism kill Malaysia’s reform agenda?
As former law minister Nazri Aziz’s racist outburst in Semenyih continues to reverberate across the political landscape, the way racism …
ECRL: time to cut our losses and move on
The East Coast Railway Link (ECRL), one of Najib’s toxic legacies, is an issue that just won’t seem to …
Najib: Still the man
A recent headline from the Cameron Highlands by-election read, “For FELDA settlers in Cameron Highlands, Najib still the man.” Najib …
PPBM: Passion or Profit?
PPBM vice-president Rashid Rahman’s call for contracts to be given to PPBM division chiefs and the enthusiastic response it elicited …
Mahathir and the ICERD affair
Saturday’s anti-ICERD demonstration has given rise to many questions. Why was the government so unprepared to defend one of its …
The Khashoggi murder & Malaysia’s foreign policy
Amidst growing international outrage over the brutal and gruesome murder of Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi, Foreign Minister Saifuddin …
Part 6: Divided we stand
Deng Xiaoping once remarked to a visiting Malaysian delegation that if China could find a way to unleash the natural …
Pakatan’s 100 day score card
With the completion of its first 100 days in office, the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government has quite naturally come under …
National unity or Malay supremacy?
In recent days there has been an avalanche of comments on whether the government should recognise the Unified Examination Certificate …
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