Déjà vu Chegubard

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Can Malays accept Chinese rule?

In short, what the Chinese keep telling the Malays is that without Umno and the many government policies that allow special treatment for the incapable and stupid Malays, all the useless and…

Beware of Princess Dyana

In this satirical piece, the writer nails home some home truths in a humourous way Iskandar Dzulkarnain, Free Malaysia Today The antics of Umno Youth who seemed to act like organised thugs…

Racist leaders harming the nation

Umno Baru continues to send a dangerous message, that the party and violence are inseparable Jeswan Kaur, Free Malaysia Today Brute force and Umno Baru Youth go hand in hand. From the days…

Muslim religious freedom

The excessive pre-emptive action in trying to stop the private members’ bills on hudud from going for its first reading in Parliament shows how intolerant some people are towards Islam, says …

It’s halal, no question about it

The Muslim public in Malaysia are easily worked up over issues such as this, thanks again, as I have always stated in the past, to the way Islam is taught in this country. Abdar Rahman Koya,…

Who gained from May 13?

The incident provided an excuse to suspend the Constitution, to neutralize Tunku and to introduce Emergency rule. The result was an environment in which privileges for Malays could be easily…

Teluk Intan, a gift from PAS

Zaid Ibrahim I have no doubt that DAP’s Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud will win the Teluk Intan by-election, even though she’s another example of Lim Kit Siang using his usual ploy of singing the…

The gamble with Dyana may backfire

Narinder Singh, Free Malaysia Today The Bukit Gelugor by-election this Sunday is a forgone conclusion. There was no necessity for any other party or independent to stand against DAP’s Ramkarpal…

Huge win that highlights a divide

Almost every face in the voting lines was Chinese. Joceline Tan, The Star The Bukit Gelugor win was a sweet and poignant moment for the Karpal Singh family and the outcome suggests that the…

Populism gone bad in Thailand?

As populism manifests itself across the Southeast Asian region, and increasingly becomes the norm in the conduct of domestic politics, it is imperative that politicians and policymakers take a…