As Malaysia turns 63, rural communities are still waiting for equal healthcare
Sixty-three years after independence, a fatal helicopter crash in Sarawak shows how far rural healthcare still has to go.
The Malaysia our politicians keep forgetting
While leaders fight over power, ordinary lives are being left behind.
The Long Lellang helicopter crash demands answers
Five lives were lost in an ageing helicopter, and the government owes the truth.
Bila gaji tidak cukup untuk rumah sendiri
Cabaran senyap masyarakat India di Mak Mandin dan Seberang Jaya
Don’t make ordinary people pay the price of high-level corruption
The public should not be left footing the bill for leaders' corruption.
Washington’s AI insecurity is edging the world towards catastrophe
A US think tank is now discussing an escalation in the US response to China’s AI capability.
Heat, haze, drought: Malaysia’s El Niño reckoning
Gig workers, farmers and hospitals will bear the brunt unless the government acts now.
Who pays, who answers: Tabung Haji’s missing link
A RM10bn question the royal commission’s reforms don't yet answer.
Dr Tan Chee Khoon’s legacy and his encounters with Aliran
The legendary 'Mr Opposition' Dr Tan Chee Khoon took part in several Aliran activities, including a Reflections on the Malaysian Constitution forum.Aliran awarded him...
Don’t let our sporting heroes fall through the cracks
Malaysia's champions of yesterday deserve dignity, not neglect, in their old age.
Tabung Haji: When too few people say no
The inquiry shows what happens when checks and balances fail.
The hungry child who can’t vote, can’t lobby, can’t wait
Child malnutrition is rising in Kuala Lumpur, but political parties seem too busy fighting for power to notice.