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Why Trump will likely lose – P Gunasegaram

The odds against Donald Trump are too high to surmount this time

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Please don’t let go of hard-earned savings easily – Emir Research

It is advisable to make full use of the existing incentives alongside improvements in the awareness level of the available incentives

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Is emergency the only way to avoid election? – Wong Chin Huat

Polls can be held safely just like in South Korea, Singapore and New Zealand

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The state of our nation – Khaliq Mehtab

The political spin doctors are out in force, each of them interpreting the advice from the Agong to best suit their political agenda, with little or no regard f...

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Letter – Decisive actions needed in LTAT – Brig-Gen (rtd) Datuk Mohamed Arshad Raji

Dilly-dallying on privatisation reflects poorly on the management and is unfair to investors

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How Electoral College can help Trump win – Jim Williams

Republican could become first president in US history to be re-elected after losing popular vote twice

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The 7 deadly states – Jim Williams

Arizona, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, N. Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin will decide who sits in White House

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Letter – Government must be open to bipartisan input and parliamentary reform – Nik Nazmi

The representative argues that Budget 2021 should be an opportunity for true reform, not just a rubber-stamping exercise

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Muhyiddin gets a lifeline but is still in the water – P Gunasegaram

PM still needs to avoid a vote of no confidence in Dewan Rakyat

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Principle of collective responsibility ignored – Phar Kim Beng

Datuk Mohd Puad Zarkashi, Liew Chin Tong fail to follow through on half-baked logic of their suggestions

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Letter – Transparency in deal-making between MPs – Ideas

It should also be done with the people’s interests in mind

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Letter – How to spot a real emergency from a fake one – Murale Pillai

Dear PM, the people will give you a real emergency when you give them a real reason

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Letter – No emergency declaration bodes well for Malaysia’s democracy – C4 Centre

Parliamentary democracy and the running of the country must go on