Identity deconstructed
What people choose to fight for, and how they do it, reveal who they really are, says the writer.
Religion and geopolitics: A reality Muslims must understand
International relations cannot be seen through a purely religious lens, says the writer.
Not sacred truth
A mature society should be capable of asking honest questions about whether its existing social constructs still serve justice, harmony, and the collective well-being of all its citizens.
No more ‘Game of Thrones’
Real life is not like TV. It's time for us to learn how politics works, says the writer.
Strengthening media independence
The Malaysian Media Council Act has to protect the press as a guardian of democracy.
The fourth pillar of democracy – why we need the media
Journalism at its best is not stenography; it is a moral duty to the nation.
When schools stop feeling safe
We must teach compassion as a national value before it's too late.
Immigration: A quiet crisis at the crossroads
Immigration policies in Malaysia need an overhaul – but without compromising our national identity and humanity.
Tokenisation of money
A financial and legal revolution seems to be in the making, says the writer.
We need real change to fight bullying
Our schools are not safe until we face the crime head-on.
Politics not source of moral values
The writer says humanity, not politics, should be the people's guiding values.
Governance vital in sports
Why accountability, transparency and the rule of law matter.
