Does the Pakatan have the long-term vision to be able to strike the correct balance? Can it control the politicians who “shoot from the hip”, wonders Jeyakumar Devaraj Continue reading »
May 182013
May 042013
While BN is solely responsible for encroaching Islamisation of the country, it accuses Pas for being extremist in its support of Hudud, says Tota. Continue reading »
May 012013
A Malaysian Scholar of Islam provides an alternative perspective to the scare-mongering in the mainstream media about Pas and hudud laws. Continue reading »
Apr 262013
The Star and its masters would be absolutely foolish to think that Malaysians are taken up with all their crappy advertisements, writes Pro-Change. Continue reading »
Apr 232013
The Barisan/ROS decision of 17 April had an unintended consequence: it gave an opportunity to the three parties in Pakatan: Pas, the PKR and the DAP to become a closer union, writes Tommy Thomas. Continue reading »
Apr 202013
In 1992, Aliran Monthly said it would not be impossible for the DAP to one day cooperate more closely with Pas in a coalition based on issues of public interest. Continue reading »
Nov 302012
It’s become increasingly difficult these days to feel proud of some Malaysian politicians who could have been useful role models especially to the young, observes Mustafa K Anuar. Continue reading »
Nov 172012
With only fear-mongering as its ‘weapon’ and a front line that arguably consists of a bunch of self-serving deadweights, it is quite likely that the MCA will remain irrelevant and out of touch with a growing, truly multicultural Malaysia, observes Zaharom Nain. Continue reading »
Oct 052012
May the democratic process mature into an advocacy based on policy debates, performance delivery and leadership acumen, says Dzulkefly Ahmad. Continue reading »
Sep 222012
We refer to the low-budget movie ‘Innocence of Muslims’ that was made by a ‘Sam Bacile’, which depicted the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in a bad light. Continue reading »