First it was Rafizi; and now Nurul. Should Rafizi and Nurul be suspended? I think so. Surely they have breached specific party discipline.Politically they are seen as undermining the PM’s authority or questioning the government’s credibility on such an important issue. Nurul

PAS’ Magnanimity, Bersatu’s Moment of Truth PAS , through Dato Nik Amar ; has displayed rare political magnanimity in putting forward Hamzah Zainuddin as the Prime Ministerial candidate if Perikatan Nasional (PN) forms the next government. This is a departure from the usual

Dear PMX, In today’s report you strenuously denied that you submitted the name of a controversial judge to the King. You didn’t even have the courage to mention his name publicly. Let me ask you plainly: Are you referring to Datuk Seri Ahmad Terrirudin, the former Attorney

Dear Rafizi and Nurul, Are you both satisfied now that Terrirudin is not on the current list submitted to the Conference of Rulers? Or do you agree that this does not resolve the real issue ; which is whether Terrirudin, acted in concert with others to subvert the judicial

Opposition can and must lead the national conversation on the current healthcare crisis. Don’t just leave it to MMA and the good Chairman to do it. The vacuum of leadership on this issue, has allowed the Madani government to spin and confuse the public with technicalities like

SOLVING MALAYSIA’S WATER CRISIS: CAN THE OPPOSITION PROMISE? Access to clean and affordable water is a basic human right. Yet across Malaysia, especially in states like Kelantan Perlis Negeri Sembilan, water operators are under financial strain. Ageing infrastructure, leaking

MADANI Redress Fund The rejection of compensation for the death of Teoh Beng Hock highlights a deeper malaise in how our government addresses institutional wrongdoing. DAP’s public display of remorse—what some may call a full bow of contrition—has failed to move the

I was happy when I heard that Wan Farid would be the new CJ. Then, 24 hours later, there was still no announcement. Something gone amiss There was no consensus? Why should that be difficult? Consensus does not mean total agreement; it suffices that the majority decided on him,

Congratulations to Wan Farid Bakar Jais and Azizah Nawawi on Their Elevation I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Wan Farid Bakar Jais and Azizah Nawawi on their elevation to the highest positions in our judiciary. Wan Farid, at 62, brings with him four more valuable years

Shamsul Iskandar, long seen as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s right-hand man and confidant, recently mocked the growing public momentum behind the “Turun Anwar” movement. Speaking before the Chamber of Commerce, he dismissed the organisers and supporters of the initiative as

Muhiyuddin Yasin is right person to frame a united opposition but not as a mechanical sum of parties, but as a powerful alignment of transformative ideas. Ideas those that can pierce through the cynicism of politics-as-usual and inspire hope among Malaysians across race and

A New Formula for Judicial Appointments: Learning from the Recent Unnecessary Drama Now that we have finally resolved the impasse over judicial appointments; after much unnecessary drama—it is time to establish a more credible and transparent formula going forward. The truth

Good Morning Minister Nancy, I urge you to introduce a monthly cash allowance of RM800 for personal caregivers who provide daily care for the elderly, disabled, and chronically ill. Malaysia faces a growing ageing population, and many families simply cannot afford professional

The government (under various PMs) has shown no interest to put diplomatic pressure to find Jho Low .Interpol notices exist, yet he travels with impunity. Why? it’s tied up to Ketuanan Melayu Because going after Jho Low forcefully would risk exposing  top level complicity in

To Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim May I ask a simple question: Has Malaysia sent any food aid to Gaza in recent days? Children are dying of hunger. Thousands have vanished from their homes in search of food . Families are surviving on leaves and dirty water. The death toll from

Let’s Look Ahead about Wan Farid The appointment of Wan Farid as Chief Justice has stirred strong reactions. Someone suggested he should decline the job offer. Critics point to two primary concerns: his longstanding ties to UMNO and his relatively junior standing in the

The decision not to charge the preacher who mocked kavadi bearers ; a deeply sacred and cultural act for Malaysian Hindus ; reveals a troubling inconsistency in the application of justice. If the roles were reversed, the outcome would likely be very different, and everyone knows

For Amanah Sec Gen to mock the Opposition as lacking ideas when the current administration, led by Anwar, appears rudderless on economic strategy, is both tone deaf and politically unwise. Anwar, despite holding the finance portfolio and being the leader of the Cabinet, has

To Mr Kula DAP When Kula speaks on behalf of Minister for Law Reform I was initially encouraged. Not anymore . His analogy of whistleblowers to bank loans is out of place Whistleblowers should be protected as a cornerstone of transparency, not treated as if they’re applying

Rafizi has urged MACC to investigate Farhash Salvador's foray into coal mining in Sabah. This is the iconic young man who is the most well-known of Anwar's lieutenants, who cobbled together five listed companies in the last two years People say he is also behind the Autogate