America’s trust deficit
By signing a mutual defence pact with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia signals it no longer trusts American security guarantees.
When the feel-good period is over
FOR any incumbent government in most parliamentary democracies, calling an election is all about timing.
FAM must build a team of leaders, not a fan club
AS the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) stumble into yet another leadership transition, the silence is deafening.
Let’s make sure the tiger’s roar isn’t silenced
LAST Tuesday, Sept 16, was supposed to be a day on which we celebrated all things Malaysian – but on that day, one of the most iconic symbols of the nation, the Malayan tiger, died.
Will the green wave reach urban Malays?
The highly-educated professionals who dominate the newly-elected central leadership of PAS is a sign that the party is serious about capturing the urban Malay vote.
Seat belt rule and the money trap
The seat belt ruling for everybody in cars is about to be enforced, and that's a good thing. But the question is: Will it reduce casualties or increase corruption?
Promises made in the light of athletes’ glories must be fulfilled
The truth is plain – fulfil the promises, honour the commitments, respect the sacrifice.
Giving voice to voters all over S’wak
Legislative expansion can foster equality, but reps must provide better services.
