Can Anwar Ibrahim Deliver What Malaysians Really Want?
In every election in Malaysia, we hear the same words. Reform. Change. Transparency. Better government. Fair growth. National unity. But the debate often gets stuck on two things: race and … Continue Reading →
Are journalists being made an example of?
Many Malaysians have reason for concern, when police raided the home of a journalist who had written a story about the government’s proposed plan to adopt a new migrant worker … Continue Reading →
Teoh Beng Hock: 17 Years from Shah Alam to Geneva.
Seventeen years after the death of Teoh Beng Hock, the most striking feature of the case is not what is known, but what remains unresolved. This week, at the United … Continue Reading →
Who stands to lose the most from Teoh’s death?
The violent death 17 years ago, of 30-year-old Teoh Beng Hock, cannot be allowed to be treated like a political football by the DAP, or Pakatan Harapan the then opposition … Continue Reading →
We knew it was a lie; will Anwar now clean house?
Prime minister Anwar Ibrahim now stands at a crossroads. His Unity Government (UG) includes former cabinet members who were complicit in the convicted felon, Najib Abdul Razak’s 1MDB abuses. These … Continue Reading →
A rare occurrence: Army chief on leave pending probe
Last week, Malaysia witnessed something rare: the army chief was put on leave pending an investigation. The move was announced by the Defence Ministry to let the probe proceed without … Continue Reading →
FAM marks its own homework with the Toothless IIC
The Independent Investigation Committee (IIC) concluded that “crucial documents were withheld and implicated parties refused to cooperate”! How nice… When the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) faced FIFA sanctions for … Continue Reading →
Abandoned Clinics, Forgotten Lives: This is Malaysia’s Cruel Irony
Can you imagine entrusting a clinic with your pet’s life, then shortly after, finding it transformed into a tomb – an animal tomb? This is what happened in Damansara Damai, … Continue Reading →
Rosmah should be delighted with her Christmas present
The prosecution has quietly withdrawn its appeal against Rosmah Mansor’s acquittal.No press conference.No explanation.No accountability.Just a silent filing. Suddenly, the case is over. This is not a small matter.This is … Continue Reading →
DAP’s latest political drama – the 6 month deadline to Madani
When politicians start giving themselves deadlines, it usually means that the public has already given them one, and in Malaysia, that deadline arrived on 29 November 2025, for the DAP … Continue Reading →