The law courts decide, not the royal courts

"No one exercising his constitutional right of access to the courts should be branded as being disloyal to the Rulers or threatened with preventive detention under the ISA. Was it not the BN…

Of frogs and princes

Now young Malays, both rural and urban, are abandoning Umno. They don't buy its race-based, patronage politics any more. Thanks to 30 years of affirmative action, many Malays have joined the…

Open Letter to Hee Yit Fong

Hee Yit Fong, I don't know where you're hiding but if you're reading this, let me say this to you. I had to restrain myself from making angry curses at you all this while, not that you…

Shopowner wants Hee’s centre out

(The Star) JELAPANG assemblyman Hee Yit Foong who quit DAP to become an independent assemblyman “friendly” to Barisan Nasional has been told to vacate a rented shoplot which she used as…

For the love of the sultan

Why BN-installed MB should dissolve assemblyTo prevent embarrassment to the palace, the best solution is for the BN-installed Menteri Besar Datuk Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir to request for dissolution of…

Malaysia’s battle of attrition

It is likely to reinforce the view that despite the drubbing at the polls last March, which saw the BN lose control of five states, including Perak, Selangor and Kedah, it has not learnt its lesson…

Critical polls for BN

By-elections in Perak and Kedah seen as a referendum on Najib By Teo Cheng Wee, The Straits TimesMalaysia's ruling coalition faces two critical…

Anti-Frogging Laws

With the contentious usurping of the Perak state government in the works, albeit with assistance from the Sultan, the legally mandated Perak state government has now been “officially”…