Tag: Dennis Ignatius

We can support the unity government but at the same time insist that they do what is right.

The unity government must be about Anwar’s agenda, not Zahid’s personal quest to redeem himself and consolidate his own power.

There’s no escaping the conclusion that somehow something went terribly wrong with Anwar Ibrahim’s recent visit to Saudi Arabia.

PAS is pushing Malaysia towards a more rigid, more conservative religious milieu as part of its strategy to transform Malaysia into a theocratic state.

Mukhriz seems to suggest that somehow non-Malays are not quite Malaysians yet.

Mahathir can demonise the non-Malays and blame them for all the ills of the nation, but it will solve nothing because it is Malay leaders who have let down the Malays.

Nowhere is the need for reform more urgently needed than at the MACC, the primary agency charged with fighting corruption.

The real issue here is not about Malay rights or Malay domination of the civil service but whether our nation ought to have a civil service that is reflective of our diversity or not.

As a politician, Nazri has a troubling record.

In keeping with the Malaysia Madani vision, uncover the truth and bring to account all those involved in this heinous crime.

Nazri Aziz's appointment as Malaysia's ambassador to the United States has been met with criticism from two ex-diplomats.

Principles of good governance must be upheld without exception.

Zahid's reckless actions and his growing unpopularity are going to be a drag on Anwar’s government.

Instead of standing up for the rights of all Malaysians in keeping with our constitution, Lau acts as apologist-in-chief for PAS.

That the ones who are clamouring the loudest for action against Thomas are the same ones who were charged during his tenure as attorney-general.