Pendapat | Rakyat Malaysia, pedulikah kita (untuk mengundi)?
Peguam terkemuka dan aktivis Ambiga Sreenevasan berpandangan Malaysia kini dalam bahaya. Dalam ulasan eksklusif ini, beliau menyentuh soal kegagalan institusi, rasuah dan penyalahgunaan kuasa, serta rasa bimbangnya bahawa masa semakin suntuk untuk sebuah perubahan.
Opinion| Malaysians, do we care?
Prominent lawyer and activist Ambiga Sreenevasan feels Malaysia’s in trouble. In this exclusive piece, she addresses institutional failures, graft and abuse of power, and fears time is running out for change.
1MDB Justice Plods On
Another person’s been convicted for tryna perform some hocus pocus on hundreds of millions of 1MDB dollars to make em disappear. But it’s been years since news of 1MDB was blown wide open and many people have since tuned out the hard-to-follow stream of reports. Dr Bridget Welsh breaks down the various faces and cases, and the slow pace of justice in this global scandal.
The Malaysian smackdown on ‘The Slap’
Since actor Will Smith slapped comedian Chris Rock at this year’s Oscars, it seems it’s all we can talk about. Between The Lines explores some of the deeper conversations Malaysians are having about that Oscars slap.
Back to the Future after Johor Polls
The Johor polls is finally done and dusted, and let’s just say the state was painted a BN blue last night. Dr Bridget Welsh breaks down what this means for Malaysia going forward.
Battle for Johor: Personalities and Political Survival
This is no common state election. Dr Bridget Welsh breaks down what the coming polls mean for Johor’s political survival, and, more importantly, for us.
Umno’s Hunt for a Political Return
Dr Bridget Welsh casts her eyes ahead to see what 2022 holds for the country’s largest political party, Umno.
Lessons from the floods: What the devastation tells us, and what we can do about it
The recent floods that inundated Malaysia came as a seeming shock to many. But should it have been expected? And, more importantly, what can we learn from the devastation?
Sarawak’s Hornbills Sing
GPS has won the 2021 Sarawak state elections by a huge margin. What does that mean for the country’s political landscape?
Sarawak polls: Is it GPS’ race to lose?
This is the home stretch. With under a week to go to the 12th Sarawak elections, analyst JAMES CHIN runs us through the main highlights and strategies in play as candidates navigate the pandemic SOPs and pressure from the peninsula. We are mid-way through the Sarawak state polls. On the surface, it looks just like […]