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Dennis Ignatius: No end to the madness

If it’s not dress codes, then it’s the language issue. Here we go again. Another Malaysian blocked from entering a government department because of apparently...

Roti canai and teh tarik to cost more next month

Why the cost of living will be worse if Najib’s GST is still here.

How sincere is the love for our national language?

Those who genuinely promote Bahasa Malaysia deserve our salute but not those who pretend to do so by condemning other languages or dialects.

Zuraida abandons Muhyiddin’s sinking ship

The Bersatu ship is sinking and rats are fleeing.

Time for a more sustainable fuel subsidy policy

The current fuel subsidy mechanism is unfair and actually gives the lower income groups the raw end of the deal.

Dennis Ignatius’ open letter to Anwar

If Anwar steps down now, he will make it possible for us to dream again of building that better Malaysia that we all so desperately want.

Sarawak Report: Razak Baginda chickens out of giving evidence

Razak Baginda again declined to deny evidence under oath and cross-examination in a court of law – his chance to plead his innocence.

Dennis Ignatius on the Anwar-Najib debate: Just another Wayang Kulit show

The word fake was writ large over the Anwar-Najib debate.

Too little too late – BNM raises interest rate to rescue...

Malaysia economy isn’t as rosy as the government was trumpeting.

Don’t let the generational end game end with execution flop

Generational End Game (GEG) Anti-Rokok 18 (Gegar-18) campaigns to drum in the message among schoolchildren, about the health hazards of smoking.

The resurface of submarine scandal panicked Najib

Najib started spewing lies as plan to get royal pardon is under fire.

Ringgit hits two-year low of 4.36 despite high oil price

How Umno leaders destroy the currency in the last 25 years.

Mariam Mokhtar on Ismail Sabri’s Dubai debacle

A different view of the failed Ismail visit.

Mariam Mokhtar on abused child Bella

There are laws to protect children and the vulnerable, but in Malaysia, they are rarely enforced.

Racism in Sam Ke Ting’s conviction

Get ready for more racist policies and rulings from Umno and Barisan Nasional.

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