
Opinion

No pass for trespass, even for press
Press freedom is not immunity but enforcement without judgment can silence the very voices the public depends on.
Behind the Bylines

The bitter pill we take now to save Malaysia long-term

Protecting children online isn’t mass surveillance

Adrift 2 months, will PN find its captain this Sunday?
Hamzah Zainudin’s sacking from Bersatu may spark fresh tensions in PN after weeks without a chairman.

Hamzah is Muhyiddin’s latest victim, after downing 3 PMs
Muhyiddin Yassin remains a formidable figure in Malaysian politics, able to foretell the strategies employed by those who want to topple him.

BN’s victory in Kinabatangan, Lamag doesn’t mean it can relax
The by-election results also send a message that support from unity government partners, including GRS, drove the coalition’s big wins.

Amorim and United have parted ways, quo vadis Akmal of Umno?
Manchester United’s sacking of its head coach sends a clear signal about the need for organisational discipline when faced with internal disagreements.
Column

Amirul’s family needs support, not inflammatory rhetoric

Iran trumps the US by taking a leaf from its playbook
With qualification for the Asian Cup gone after sanctions over falsified records, Malaysia heads into a hostile Vietnam fixture searching for purpose beyond the table.
Andainya peperangan hari ini berlarutan sehingga melumpuhkan pergerakan dunia, ke manakah arah hidup hendak kita halakan?
Recent reports suggest that US president Donald Trump is considering deploying ground troops to the Middle East.
It’s between Zahid Hamidi, Anwar Ibrahim and Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar, but the Umno president will be a shoo-in, if some segment of voters refuse to cast their ballots.
Letters

A new blueprint for China’s modernisation, shared future with Malaysia

Finding balance in a shifting global fuel landscape
We must move beyond race and religion when addressing alcohol abuse and driving under the influence.
Under his administration, governance became performance; truth became negotiable; and power became personal.
As ownership rises, so do questions around animal welfare, especially during festive seasons when people are away.
The pattern is unmistakable: when the state faces a complex problem, it hires a consultant instead of solving it.










