Vinod Sekhar

It is the ordinary Malaysians who work together, eat together, laugh together, build businesses together, study together and look after one another.

Malaysia became the first Asian country to host the Commonwealth Games. It was an enormous statement about what this relatively young nation could organise and...

The silent majority must find its voice

When statements are perceived as arrogant, insensitive towards Malay institutions or dismissive of Malay anxieties, the damage travels far beyond the person mak...

The liberal elite, whether intellectual or financial, should perhaps spend less time shouting over symbolic issues and more time focusing on the struggles of or...

Over the past several years, the Court has demonstrated a willingness to investigate individuals who, until recently, many believed were politically untouchable...

History has never been kind to those who believed that law should only apply when it is politically convenient.

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...