PR to form religious committee

(The Edge) - Pakatan Rakyat (PR) will form a religious committee to look into custody rights and freedom of religion in the light of the Indira Ghandi case.

PAS debates role of clerics as leaders

(The Straits Times) - Malaysia’s opposition Islamist party is in the grip of a debate over the nature of its leadership ahead of party polls next month. A big controversy has broken out after a…

Will BN be replaced?

Chua Soi Lek on the future of race-based politicsNajib must demonstrate through positive actions that the government of the day does not belong just to Umno. That the goverment of the day doesn't…

Hindraf begs Manoharan to stay on

(The Malaysian Insider) - Hindraf has appealed to its legal advisor M. Manoharan to stay on as Kota Alam Shah assemblyman, saying it is disappointed Pakatan Rakyat has done nothing much to free the…

One Malaysia, many histories

It’s taken me weeks, but it just struck me that our prime minister’s "1Malaysia" concept could have in fact been derived from the Conservatives’ "One Nation"…

Stop Instigating, Lee Wei Kiat

MCA spokesman and central committee member Lee Wei Kiat questioned why DAP and PKR had remained silent about the strong opposition by PAS to the Cabinet’s decision that minors follow the common…

(Wo)men in black : Black1Malaysia

Imagine 7th May, and Malaysians from all walks of life, from Johore in the south right up to Perlis way up north, and our brothers and sisters in East Malaysia, at the train stations, bus stops,…

Walkabout Versus Makan Angin Management

It is commendable that Prime Minister Najib Razak is periodically leaving his air-conditioned office to experience first hand what ordinary citizens have to put up with in their daily lives. Last week…

The struggle for the soul of UMNO

THE ENTIRE MALAY community is trying to find new paradigms on all fronts, especially in its politics. There is currently a battle being waged over which concept of Malay identity and leadership should…

30 days on, 1 Malaysia is found wanting

(The Malaysian Insider) MAY 3 - Thirty days after taking over as Malaysia’s sixth prime minister, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has yet to impress Malaysians or get the opposition to tremble in…