Nazri’s outburst against Tengku Maimun misses the point
The Chief Justice should be lauded for speaking out especially in a climate where many in the public service shy away from addressing structural deficiencies.
Anwar, Gaza and political posturing
The prime minister's approach suggests that support for Palestine is driven by domestic electorate rather than a commitment to humanitarianism.
Anwar's escapades abroad and a leadership in question
A troubling pattern has emerged: Anwar’s overseas travels seem to correlate with his waning popularity at home.
Anwar must apologise for half-truths and lack of transparency in royal addendum saga
The whole episode shows his usual pattern: dodging contentious issues and tailoring narratives to different audiences.
Make Umno history in Mahkota by-election
The political pact between DAP and Umno does nothing to erase Umno’s long history of divisiveness and discrimination.
More troubling questions about Tesla and Anwar
What is the real story behind Tesla’s plans in Southeast Asia?
DAP’s metamorphosis and the forgotten fight for progressive society
DAP's silence is telltale sign that the party has become a yes-man for the Madani government's hegemonic policies.
BlackRock: Anwar still hasn't answered Mahathir's valid questions
The presence of BlackRock in the country is no excuse for Anwar to defend the plan to sell MAHB shares.
Can Anwar deny or confirm MAHB's deal involving BlackRock?
The prime minister must break his silence about sale of MAHB shares to GIP.
Anwar's rhetoric against the rich and powerful cannot justify half-baked targeted subsidies
As usual, the burden is shifted to the poor, who can barely make ends meet.
Chow, you didn't know Baldev is your deputy's father-in-law?
Are Chow Kon Yeow and his deputy Jagdeep Singh guilty of withholding crucial information to the Penang assembly?
The Kuala Kubu Baharu 'buy election'
The Malays by and large were not swayed by material benefits as they remained loyal to PN.
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