The stark realities of the Anwar regime
Some Malaysians are coming to realise that Anwar is more representative of the Malay polity rather than embracing any semblance of a reform agenda, notes the writer.
Sin Chew Daily
Work nearly complete on controversial Cambodia naval base
US officials suspect the base is being converted for use by China, a close ally of Cambodia, as Beijing seeks to buttress its international heft with a network of naval and…
Malaysia’s State elections: A battle the unity government cannot afford to lose
The writer says that Malaysians of all races have failed to see a promising future because leaders of the country have never promised them one.
Jho Low case: The secrets will be out of the bag soon
The authorities confirmed on May 30 that Low was hiding in Macau, and it appeared that his case was about to be rounded up very soon.
Thai way of plucking durians a new option for Raub farmers
Many durian orchard owners see the trend as a breakthrough for owners to break away from local merchants.
What will the next military coup look like
In the event of no coalition being able to muster the votes needed to select a new prime minister, the government will be in a state of limbo, unless some other recombination of…
The story behind Anwar’s China trip
Anwar has always been seen as pro-US and indeed his Beijing visit has commanded a lot of attention from across the Pacific but his visit should not be interpreted as him being…
The vicious cycle of SVB meltdown
Some believe the event will not result in a systemic spread the recreate the 2008 global financial crisis. Still, there's much to watch out for.
Hooked on manhua
Although full-color Hong Kong comics is only a “framed world,” its clout has spread far and wide from its tiny home base to much of the continent and beyond.
Taxing Malaysia’s rich
The paper says the government should look into options such as increasing income tax rates for the rich, as a more pragmatic approach to tackle income inequality.