PERSPECTIVE

Women should be free to think for themselves and make their own choice whether to wear or discard the hijab.

State rulers are constitutional monarchs and not despots with absolute powers, G25 said today after a brief power struggle between Putrajaya and the Johor palace.

Latheefa Koya has criticised Tunku Ismail's argument against Malaysia inking the Rome Statute.

Strong criticism over a golden opportunity missed with failure to support amendment bill.

War of words between Mahathir and Johor palace rages on.

Indira Gandhi says she is let down by the government’s decision not to amend the Law Reform Act to deal with unilateral conversion of minors.

Marina Mahathir has joined the thousands who have inked a petition urging the government to ratify the Rome Statute.

An education pressure group has urged the government to make proper preparations before trying to revive the use of English to teach mathematics and science in national schools.

PM says changing ministers will not help the government fulfil its reform agenda.

The people voice their unhappiness over the government’s decision to withdraw from acceding to the treaty.

The government's decision to withdraw from ratifying the Rome Statute gives a troubling impression that the country is ruled by racial and religious sentiments.

Mahathir has justified allegations of his flip-flops on various issues, as something necessary, to right wrong decisions made.

The Malay rulers have nothing to fear from Malaysia’s ratification of the Rome Statute, said prominent thinker Chandra Muzaffar.

Alleged fear mongering to whip up anti-Shia Islam and anti-Christian sentiments in the country.

Najib said Malaysians now realise that Pakatan's allegations against him are nothing but slander, a day after his trial began.