Vinod Sekhar

For decades, Britain has been governed from London. Wealth accumulated in one corner of the country while entire regions waited patiently for an opportunity tha...

Negeri Sembilan has entered a highly charged political environment following the collapse of the state government’s majority and the calling of fresh elections.

There are politicians whose political journeys become so crowded with reinventions that one begins to wonder whether there was ever a fixed destination to begin...

The attempted removal of Yang di-Pertuan Besar Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir has deeply troubled many Malaysians

Alongside figures like Rafidah Aziz, Keng Yaik, and Samy Vellu, he represented a time when non-Malay political leaders were not ornamental participants in gover...

In a time when identity is increasingly weaponised, Malaysia remains one of the few places where identity can still be shared.

Malaysia deserves more than tolerance. We must move beyond it — consciously, courageously, completely.

Ramadan does not end when the month ends. Its lessons are meant to endure. Patience. Generosity. Integrity. Reflection. These are not seasonal virtues; they are...

The reunion dinner table is a powerful metaphor for the world we must build. Different dishes. Different flavours. Different origins. Yet all part of one meal —...

The future global order will not be defined solely by superpower rivalry, but by middle-power coalitions that create stability through cooperation.

People often think transplantation is about surgical brilliance. In truth, the surgery is only one chapter. The longest chapter is waiting—waiting suspended bet...

Once a powerful force for unity and national pride, Malaysian sports is now struggling under the weight of poor governance and personal ambition