We are not angry enough! Part 1: The haze is back, and so is...
Readings off the scale and a rising health toll show why the haze can no longer be shrugged off.
Penang’s draft plan could open more of its hills to building
A firm 76m elevation limit would give way to case-by-case approval - but where is the evidence that such building is safe?
Beyond GST vs SST: A fairer way to tax
A blended approach could raise revenue without punishing the poor.
Malaysia’s wealth gap is not between ethnic groups – it is within them
Elite networks, not ethnic policy alone, decide who gets rich in Malaysia.
Malaysia’s wealth trap: How colonial capitalism became ethnocapitalism
Decades after independence, a small elite still controls much of the country's wealth.
How Malacca’s old playbook still guides Malaysia today
Centuries before "Indo-Pacific" became a buzzword, Malaysia's ancestors were already playing several sides at once,
Caught between the great powers
Asean’s neutrality pledge is eroding, one agreement at a time.
TNB’s green gamble
Three corporate moves raise a key question: is Malaysia's energy transition more gas than green?
Gear-up’s growing pains
Malaysia's grand programme for government-linked investment companies has promising early numbers, but deep structural problems lurk beneath.
Epstein and Trump: Two faces of the same broken system
They look very different – but they serve the same order.
Why Malaysia’s healthcare ‘reset’ plan risks leaving the poor behind
The government's healthcare reforms may benefit the middle class but what happens to the poor who need public healthcare the most?
Marzuk, you’ve got it wrong! You cannot compare Malaysia to Palestine
Drawing false parallels that worsen the polarisation in Malaysia actually harms support for the Palestinian cause.