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Don’t waste the chance to create a truly new Malaysia; quickly implement policies to promote inclusivity and socioeconomic justice, writes Henry Loh.

Merdeka means freeing ourselves not only from colonialism but also the noxious sentiments preventing us from becoming one community. Azmil Tayeb reflects. 

Let’s reflect on how far this country has come and all the work that has to be done to usher in holistic...

We must continue to engage the government in its various guises, work with it and implant ideas and agendas that would allow...

The government must make full use of its remaining years in power to carry out the reforms it promised. The Rakyat are...

Much depends on whether civil society can argue convincingly that such elections would promote grassroots democracy, writes Ngu Ik Tien. ...

Henry Loh reminds the government to prioritise the poor and marginalised, and uphold justice and truth at all times.

Given the mess adults have created, youths may have better ideas on how to build a sustainable and happier world, says Mustafa...

It is crucial that we remain aligned not to political parties, political coalitions or individuals, but to principles of human rights and...

We are a much more mature society now and thus our actions are more measured and firmly couched in rationality, writes Azmil...

We also need to recruit a new generation of action-oriented and reformist-minded civil servants, writes Francis Loh.

Johan Saravanamuttu looks at how Pakatan Harapan has fared after almost a year in power.