PERSPECTIVE

US Forensic Analysis Report likely has positively identified Azmin in gay sex video scandal.

Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP) fails to enlighten Malaysians, particularly academics and students, regarding its controversial exam paper on ethnic relations recently.

According to Kadir, Mahathir would usually allow ministers to resign voluntarily, “and if they refuse, only then would they get fired”.

In the epilogue to her latest book, The Wolf Catcher, Clare Rewcastle Brown (of the Sarawak Report fame) made some rather interesting observations.

The resignation of Maszlee Malik has prompted two political analysts to call on other underperforming ministers to relinquish their posts.

The government seems to have started the new year on a wrong footing when Lim Guan Eng announced recently that it is mulling over buying 32 Toyota Vellfire vehicles for cabinet members.

Bersih has chastised the Pakatan Harapan government for not delivering on enough of its election promises.

When did we get here, that fellow Malaysians are threatened for their thinking?

DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang acknowledged that many Malaysians were feeling the "winter of despair" but urged citizens to persevere in bringing about the "spring of hope".

DAP is, to all intents and purposes, politically marginalised.

Responding to Ramasamy’s remarks on lack of educational reforms, Maszlee tells him to read the education ministry’s report card.

It is often said that sacking a loyalist like Hishammuddin in a political party will make him a martyr.

Zaid Ibrahim has questioned police for not taking action over threatening remarks that May 13 racial riots may recur as long as Chinese education group Dong Zong exists.

Sending 'Ice Queens' to Antarctica a pointless project, a waste of taxpayer’s money.

Academic Ghouse Nasuruddin has condemned the Kelantan government’s decision to compel male civil servants to wear the songkok every Thursday.