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What Asia’s election season tells us
IN the first half of this year, four Asian giants went to the polls. Up to one billion voters were involved, all within a few weeks of one another.
Scrutinise integrity, not bedrooms
TWO controversies beset Malaysia in this last week or two. One involved the deaths of multiple Orang Asli in Kelantan, and the other involving a sex video.
Twists and turns in sex video case
A FIERCE storm continues to swirl around Datuk Seri Azmin Ali but the Economic Affairs Minister has gone about his Hari Raya rounds as if all is normal in his work and life.
Better ‘liwat’ than never?
Whose political endgame will the latest nefarious sex-tape nonsense bring...
Shape up or get shipped out
COULD the allegations made against Economic Affairs Minister Mohamed Azmin Ali be one of those turning points in Malaysian politics? While for two days my friends and I were in the depths of despair that the new Malaysia we longed for is fast
Calling the kettle black
The West’s latest accusations against China’s human rights record simply reek of hypocrisy.
Shining a light on the plight of the vulnerable
THE long suffering Bateq community in Kampung Kuala Koh is finally getting the help and attention it needs from the government.
Take a compassionate approach
I TAKE heart in the recent news that the Permatang Pauh MP has put her political will behind a pilot project trialling naltrexone to treat opioid addiction in her constituency.
