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Support 1963 federal constitution, avoid hasty alterations – Wilfred Madius Tangau

PM should form cabinet committee on race, religion, language

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Prohibit mining in environmentally sensitive areas – Sahabat Alam Malaysia

Conventional open-cast mining and in-situ leaching mining present serious environmental and social health impacts.

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G20: brilliant chess moves, backfiring mind games – Collins Chong

India cements path to primacy with diplomatic finesse

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Australia and Southeast Asia: invested in our shared economic future – Nicholas Moore

A new report sets out a practical pathway to translate economic potential into two-way trade and investment growth

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Recent court decisions and their bearing on M’sia’s future

High-profile cases intensify belief that legal action against political leaders are politically motivated

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Malaysia right in not recognising 2023 edition of China’s ‘standard map’ – Hanipa Maidin

Territorial disputes – which can give rise to battles – are now on the rise

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Is election fatigue real? Deciphering voter-turnout dynamics in Johor by-elections

Intriguing circumstances make the Pulai and Simpang Jeram battles interesting case studies

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Beijing’s new map, South China Sea claim destabilising – Collins Chong Yew Keat

Timing of map’s release coincides with Taiwanese veep’s stopovers in New York, San Francisco

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A message from the founder of The Vibes – Vinod Sekhar

Only through unity can we learn what being Malaysian truly means and reject hateful rhetoric

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What Malaysia can learn from India’s successful Chandrayaan-3 mission – Shahul Dawood

With proper policies and actions, we too, can shoot for the moon and land among the stars

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

M’sians must not let politicians divide them

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

Going below surface reveals full story on its radioactivity

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Obstacles, opportunities for free speech in Malaysia – Jaspal Kaur

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