
Opinion

Unfair to attack Hannah over FT minister appointment
Her appointment is logical as the Segambut MP is known for her presence on the ground and already has a strong understanding of the issues faced by residents.
Behind the Bylines

Cambodia already sees Malaysia as a friend. We should act like one

Let UEC students, now cultural outcasts, reintegrate into public universities

What my 15-year-old told me about the social media age ban
Teenagers, being teenagers, are known to build ‘tunnels’ while the older generation builds walls.

GRS x BN: who needs whom more?
BN, which recorded a poor performance in the state election, has nonetheless become part of the Sabah government led by GRS.

Can Warisan meet Chinese expectations in Sabah?
With limited Chinese representatives in the new GRS-led state government, who will champion their issues in the administration?

ART of the US-M’sia trade deal
The Malaysia–US Agreement on Reciprocal Trade has caused a stir — but it is critical to distinguish between valid and more overblown concerns.
Column

Ini pasal 2M
Tular satu klip video disertakan kapsyen mendakwa Dr Mahathir Mohamad berkata konon Muhyiddin Yassin mahu jadi perdana menteri ‘kerana takut dipenjara’.
I used to say that Singapore was not actually kicked out of the federation, unlike what Lee Kuan Yew wanted everyone to believe. Now a new book shows it was Goh Keng Swee who chose separation.

Kisah Dinda dan Yuyun
Kita tahu Aceh dan kawasan lain di Sumatera dilanda banjir besar. Adakah Yuyun selamat seperti dia terselamat waktu banjir beberapa tahun lalu yang meragut ayahnya?
It was on nation-building through a thorough mastery of Bahasa Melayu and a single national history narrative for all children, and why UEC must recognise these two elements.
Letters

Better late than never: can rail still rebalance Malaysia?

America’s strategy reset: knockout blow to friend and foe alike
This debate is fundamentally about the role of the state, the meaning of justice and the boundaries of lawful authority.
When investigators target a defence lawyer, even indirectly, it risks chilling open communication and weakening an accused person’s ability to mount a proper defence.
If these structural issues are not addressed, the system may become fast but fragile, well intentioned but uneven.
Until the first-mile hitch is fixed, Malaysians will continue driving to stations not because they prefer to but because the system leaves them little real choice.










