Gaji kehidupan wajar tidak jatuh dari langit, ia direbut
Bagaimana gerakan gaji kehidupan wajar di UK dan New Zealand berjaya menerusi perjuangan rakyat, bukan belas kasihan majikan.
Adakah memansuhkan Auku akan membebaskan universiti?
Pemansuhan AUKU membuka ruang reformasi, tetapi undang-undang baharu sahaja tidak menjamin kebebasan sebenar tanpa perubahan budaya dan keberanian intelektual di kampus.
What Tabung Haji’s buyback numbers really told us
The royal commission report has landed, but the real clue was already sitting in the price Tabung Haji paid to get its own assets back.
Malaysia’s Gig Workers Act: A safety net with a hole in it
Malaysia's new gig law protects platforms more than the people who ride and drive for them.
Malaysia’s media law lessons need a rewrite
Teaching students to obey the law is not the same as teaching them to understand it.
Malaysia’s third force: Why independents could hold the balance
As Pakatan Harapan frays, a loose alliance of independents may be the country's best check on rising division.
Why do some politicians in Malaysia receive multiple pensions?
Ordinary workers retire with one pension. Their leaders can collect several.
An older adult, a Saga and a side of the gig economy nobody sees
One older driver's lunchtime story exposes the hidden costs riders never see.
What Ancient Kedah can teach Malaysia about the world
The kingdom that predated Malacca offers a surprisingly modern lesson in connectivity.
‘We didn’t choose to leave’ – a refugee child
A refugee child speaks the truth people rarely stop to hear.
Theresa Lim Chin Chin: Bearing witness to Operation Lalang
A new book preserves the voices of those who paid the price for speaking up.
Bersama is not a normal political party. Stop analysing it like one
Rafizi and Nik Nazmi want Bersama to work like a start-up rather than a traditional party. That structural choice, not the seat count, is the real story.