Malaysia’s circular economy has a vision but no mission
Three government plans have been presented as one strategy, yet key details are missing.
Why six-year-olds are refusing to share a table
Divisions among adults, especially the politicians, are trickling down to the classroom.
Who protects workers from the haze?
Masks alone are not enough for those who work outdoors.
UN at 81: Where is the peace?
A calm Malaysia must not look away from a restless world.
1.1 million across the Causeway: The cost of misapplying Article 153
The Constitution asks for a reasonable proportion. The economy has been paying for something else.
Paying for better healthcare without costlier debt
Selling bonds to the central bank could fund hospitals and an old age pension.
Time for serious action to clear the haze
People across the region are reeling, and Asean must act together.
We cannot deport our way out
Troops will not fix a system that creates irregular migration in the first place.
Perjuangan Mu … Perjuangan Ku / Your Struggle … My Struggle
A poem by Nasir Hashim
A fairer electoral map is within reach before the next general election
A simple majority in Parliament could end the worst vote-value gaps, if the redrawing of the map starts now.
The 1-sen rebellion: How ordinary people are reclaiming Malaysia’s democracy
Small bank transfers carried a big message about who owns justice.
Ummi Umairah – the student who put corruption back on the agenda
Despite facing online threats for criticising donations to the Najib fund, the student says young people must keep speaking up.