2y

Merdeka: remain united, beat unscrupulous politicians in their political game – Charles Santiago

M’sians must not let politicians divide them

2y

Why we should stop worrying about Fukushima’s wastewater – Nigel Marks

Going below surface reveals full story on its radioactivity

2y

Obstacles, opportunities for free speech in Malaysia – Jaspal Kaur

Laws on freedom of expression have a chance for revision under new govt

2y

Dialogue needed on 25% entertainment tax’s impact on live events – Alife

Organisers dealing with climate of uncertainty as no official communication received from authorities

2y

Marriage dilemma: low Indian birth rates worrying trend – Penang Hindu Association

The influence of external factors on the attitude toward marriage also an issue, writes P. Murugiah

2y

Does mandate betrayal reign in Asean? – Hanipa Maidin

As with first Pakatan govt’s fall, party that won most votes in Thai polls is being blocked from power

3y

Investment and infiltration: Saudi Arabia’s long game in Southeast Asian politics – James Chin

Despite changed political priorities, Riyadh’s religious influence still present in region, particularly M’sia

3y

Common law or personal law: is the ‘supremacy concept’ relevant? – Hamid Sultan Abu Backer

M’sian book writers, jurists, legal industry merely copy English, Indian jurisprudence without giving critical thought to the oath of office

3y

Azalina’s support for Zahid offers unique view of Umno’s internal dynamics

Profound introspection underway within party about its identity, affiliation, strategies to win back trust

3y

Ambalat issue: why is it a matter of concern in Sabah – Remy Majangkim 

Historian clarifies Sabah, Sarawak were gifted continental shelves by the Crown Colony  

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Will jury trial bring political stability, integrity to administration of justice? – Hamid Sultan Abu Backer 

Removal of the system results in nation falling into political, economic instability trap, former judge opines

3y

Decrease of labour income share to 32% is shocking –  Labour Law Reform Coalition

Group calls for government roadmap to achieve 45% in next 10 years

3y

Time for Gerakan to forge a new path?

The party must reassess its place in Malaysian politics after recent electoral losses