It’s time to clean up our act. We cannot let Malaysia become a case study for defence deal debacles.

Our National Day will be upon us soon, it’s our Rulers, and not politicians, who have truly championed diversity.

Just when it seems we’ve made progress, we get stuck in a rut once more.

MANY Malaysians are, by now, aware that Malaysia sits on Tier 3 of the US State Department’s recently released 2021 Trafficking in Persons report.

Malaysia isn’t about to become the next Sri Lanka. Don’t believe everything you see on social media.

We’re hoping for neither aspirant nor actor because what we need are leaders by example.

THE coming months will be rough. No one knows for sure how long it will last as the world grapples with inflation and the prospect of a global recession.

Much to our discomfort, graft has grafted onto some of our politicians’ psyches like an incurable, sickening disease.

Scratched record? Groundhog Day? Welcome to the world of the Malaysian politician.

WHEN Datuk Idris Ahmad, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs), made the announcement that Muslims should stay away from the Bon Odori festival in Selangor, the PAS leader obviously had no idea how far he had overstepped his authority.

Everything counts when we deliberate our country’s economic stability – even the GST.

It works wonders on the international stage, yet English is being sidelined here.