2y

New tobacco bill a win for Malaysia – Rokiah Abdul Hamid

The public can soon expect more stringent control on sales of tobacco-related products like cigarettes, vape.

2y

Najib 'conclusively exonerated' on recent allegations regarding Altantunya murder – Shafee & Co

Former PM urges Sirul Azhar to be brave and disclose any information he may have regarding the purported mastermind.

2y

Stop scapegoating Sabah over citizenship amendments – CSO Platform for Reform

Reformists fear changes will exacerbate statelessness, affect undocumented indigenous people.

2y

Reformation at snail’s pace in unity govt’s first year, says Bersih

Election watchdog says institutional changes are lacking despite progress in some areas.

2y

Death of Nepali agent shocking – Labour Solidarity and Learning Resources Association

RCI needed to investigate migrant worker management system, says group

2y

Objections to ‘Trojan horses’ Mahathir, Muhyiddin in PH vindicated – Boo Cheng Hau

I was sidelined by my ‘beloved party’ DAP for speaking out honestly, says former Johor party chairman

2y

Redefining development through ‘Rubanisation’ – Yusmadi Yusoff

Synthesising urban, rural ideals can help navigate new era of development

2y

Mahathir an opportunist, not a born-again democrat – Kua Kia Soong

Remember when Pakatan Harapan, its NGO allies gave the former PM the thumbs up despite his history?

2y

From Malaysia to Gaza – Nurul Izzah Anwar, Dr Yolanda Augustin

We should improve lives of Palestinians, refugees here, while economically isolating Israel

2y

No hedging for Malaysia in Israel-Hamas conflict – Collins Chong Yew Keat

Action in whichever direction bound to present its own implications for Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s govt

2y

How much more do some foreign oil companies want to squeeze local petrol dealers? – Doris Perng

Government urged to intervene to help refine lopsided terms, ensure equitable business environment

2y

New Selangor village heads, committee members must be proactive – V. Thomas

Greater transparency needed in their appointments, no more closed-door processes

2y

The chessboard of Malaysian politics and two-thirds majority game – The Vibes

Four Bersatu MPs' support for PM signals a departure from rigid party loyalties to a more dynamic consideration of perceived public interests.