
Opinion

Artis juga negarawan
Negarawan tidak semestinya memegang jawatan dalam kerajaan. Tak semestinya duta, menteri atau kepala negara.
Behind the Bylines

As Hadi makes room for Hamzah, should Bersatu stay or leave PN?

Sabah needs solutions, not race for ‘Most Sabahan’ mantle

PSM must pick the right battle on healthcare
The party’s protest against health tourism targets the wrong culprit, as deeper flaws in the national health system continue to push doctors away.

IPR: A third force, or another wasted opportunity?
Efforts by Ikatan Prihatin Rakyat to champion cross‑ideological cooperation on public issues risk projecting indecision at a critical moment.

The real test for KJ
Mindsets in Kedah can only change if Umno puts someone in who thinks differently.

Like Ronaldo at United, Khairy’s Umno return brings hope and risk
Neither Khairy Jamaluddin nor Umno can afford a bitter second parting, like the one that saw Cristiano Ronaldo walk away from Manchester United in 2022.
Column

Asean in a quandary over Myanmar

LRT derailment exposes Malaysia’s technical incompetence

Strolling on a Sunday
Few things could quite match the mixed sensations of the evening. As our feet tapped happily to the music, our hearts beat heavily to the rhythm of sadness as we remembered Hussein Idris.
The constitutional position of the Malay Rulers did not emerge accidentally, but developed from centuries of Malay-Islamic statecraft rooted since the time of Melaka, Pahang and Johor.
Liberalising the vehicle inspection process can help restore public confidence in a system used by almost two million Malaysians annually.
Some 350,000 Johoreans cross into Singapore daily and experience what a world-class system of integrated transport and demand management looks like.
Letters

Why didn’t the system prevent the LRT train from derailing?

Needed or not, Muda will always reach for progressive values
Rafizi Ramli wants civility to accompany the politics of competing ideas in a new era of Malaysian politics.
A genuinely progressive government should welcome scrutiny and anchor its legacy in affordable housing, public healthcare, walkable neighbourhoods, and inclusive planning.
PAS’s 36-year rule has failed to address a sexual crimes crisis in the state, and children remain at risk without accountability.
The new man at Parti Bersama Malaysia once held sway over public opinion but was a disappointment as economy minister.









