Politics
Politics
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Foreign PolicyWhy Japan holds the key in Asia, not China
As Malaysia ages, setting the correct course for us, à la Look East, must start with learning from the pluses and minuses of Japan.
By Rais Hussin -
Bahasa MelayuMalaysia slowly rebounding after ’15 years with malperforming PMs’
Malaysia is no failed state, Pakatan Harapan has been spluttering not failing.
By Rais Hussin -
Opinions
Maszlee and the return of dangerous political fault lines
The controversy about Maszlee is less about Maszlee, and more about the political conflicts that defined old Malaysia.
By Nathaniel Tan -
Opinions
Terrorism 4.0
Internet enabled terrorism is now putting the entire globe in the line of fire.
By Nathaniel Tan -
Opinions
Comparing slogans: Shared Prosperity 2030 and the others
Will Shared Prosperity 2030 capture the imagination of every day Malaysians? How will it compare to 1Malaysia and Wawasan 2020?
By Nathaniel Tan -
Opinions
‘Apa lagi PAS mau?’ PAS should make up its mind
It is time for the rank and file of PAS to really ask themselves who they are as a party.
By Nathaniel Tan -
Opinions
Manifesto literacy
Manifesto literacy is about really understanding the manifesto, and more importantly, how much progress has been made in fulfilling it.
By Dayang Shuzaidah -
Foreign Policy
Despite FM’s warm reception in Moscow, Russia can’t do much to save JCPOA
Tehran's disappointment with the Europeans leaves Russia as one of Iran's only friends, but there's little Moscow can do to help at this point.
By Julia Roknifard -
Opinions
PAS’ Uighur threat is fearmongering at its worst
If Malaysians must fear something, let it be the fear of being manipulated by power-hungry politicians.
By Julia Roknifard -
Economy and Finance
Hosting F1 will be an act of escapism
Hosting this multi-million ringgit project will only paint the government as being short-sighted and using fancy fast cars as a distraction.
By Afnan 'Aqif
