Malaysia: The Sarawak secession?

The Borneo state has won greater autonomy and holds all the cards for more concessions. James Chin, The Interpreter The ruling coalition in the Malaysian state of Sarawak, Gabugan Parti…

Have we reached a turning point?

Dennis Ignatius The PM is surely being disingenuous. By now, we don’t need lessons from him about the role and functions of the Pardons Board. We all know that the King has the authority and…

Anthony Loke’s choices

After months in office, the government remains clueless and directionless.  Its legislative agenda is in shambles. Its reform agenda is a joke. Its economic agenda is vague at best. Fighting…

BEC: Part 5 – Gone the reformers

Dennis Ignatius One clear message that emanated from the recently concluded Bumiputera Economic Congress is that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has now turned his back on reformasi. The reformer,…

A new star on the horizon

GANESHWARAN KANA, THE STAR DATUK Farhash Wafa Salvador, a loyalist of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, is the latest rising star of corporate Malaysia. However, scrutiny of the…

A bad week for Malaysia

Dennis Ignatius This week the whole country was plunged into tumult when a few pairs of socks were discovered in the KK supermarket chain with the world ‘Allah’ on it. It should never have…

Frankly Speaking: Time for a reset

It could be said that these factors, coupled with the appointment of politicians at the helm, created the right environment for irregularities to take place. (The Edge) - The Federal Land…

Bersatu : The party of the Malay rejects?

PN has been trying to topple the unity government almost from the day it was formed, but though it is Bersatu’s Muhyiddin that is the commander in chief of PN, it is actually PAS that is fighting…