The Utusan Malaysia headline of May 7 posed an interesting and pertinent question of what more do the Chinese in Malaysia want. It is a p...

Utusan Malaysia published articles condemning the Malaysian Chinese with the headline ‘Apa lagi Cina Mahu?’ and Najib Tun Razak’s speech a...

BN fared worse this time around compared to 2008. The number of its parliamentary seats dwindled to 133 from 140. As for state legislative ...

Barisan Nasional keeps its hold on power thanks to the Malay breakwater that held back a Chinese wave that swept over the country.  A CHIN...

The workings of electoral democracy face many challenges that separate the democracy’s virtues from the sordid realities that need to be a...

Dear fellow Malaysians, peace. I am writing this open letter because I am deeply concerned about two trends within the electorate which may...

Dr Chandra: He will change foreign policy PETALING JAYA: Bilateral relations between Malaysia and China will be jeapordised if Datuk Seri A...

Felda scheme with a potent voice Meeting the people: Liow speaking during an NGO dinner in Bentong.   Lurah Bilut stands tall as the nati...

Politics up close and personal in a small town is different even if the candidates are major players at the national stage. TIADA tingkap RM...

To make things happen for the betterment of our society, we should look into long-term goals instead of short-term achievements. It’s like...

Zulkifli Nordin - PERKASA condemns Chinese and Indians as "pendatang haram" . W here are his roots ? Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi  or f...

The political choice for Malaysians is not whether to embrace change, but which kind of change they prefer. IN life, change is said to be th...