Isn’t it a pity that S P Seenivasagam should go down in history as such a greatly misunderstood politician after having given his all for Ipoh? Andrew Lin recalls the life and times of the other half of the legendary Seenivasagam brothers. Continue reading »
This is a tribute to peace activists from India and Pakistan for their outstanding work in bridging the international divide between the two countries. Continue reading »
Why have the Taliban been able to “rise from the ashes” and engulf Afghanistan again? Bonojit Hussain visits Kabul to find out for himself. Continue reading »
Up close and personal, Zunar is just a human being – funny, fond of food, humble and friendly, observes Soon Chuan Yean. So why is he so feared by certain parties? Continue reading »
Tracing the evolution of the New Economic Policy into the New Economic Model, Dr Jeyakumar Devaraj presents a critique of Malaysian economic policy plus some preliminary thoughts on the way forward. Continue reading »
The BN has failed to explain the Constitution and the so-called Social Contract to the people, says Hishamuddin Yahaya. Continue reading »
Freedom of Information must mean exactly that: information must be freely available. Regrettably, the Selangor FOI Bill leaves much to be desired, concludes Sarajun Hoda Abdul Hassan. Continue reading »
The widest consultation is necessary to ensure the FOI Act lives up to the expectations of the rakyat, says Anil Netto. Continue reading »