BY NAIM SYAH Every time Sarawak moves to strengthen its representation, a familiar reaction emerges. Suspicion. Alarm. Accusations of manipulation. The latest commentary questioning Sarawak’s
YESTERDAY, I examined in my weekly column the proposal to limit the prime minister’s tenure to two five-year terms. That piece was about strengthening democratic
By Galvin Lee Kuan Sian PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s New Year message included an announcement that every Malaysian aged 18 and above will
By Dr Goh See Kwong STEP into a modern office and the difference is immediately apparent. The neat rows of identical cubicles that once symbolised
Sarawakians are no strangers to disappointment when it comes to federal interpretations of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63). But the recent argument advanced by Law
Today marks nine years since Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg took his oath of office as Sarawak’s sixth Premier, a milestone that
Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s sudden resignation as chairman of Perikatan Nasional (PN) is being read by many as a dignified exit from a coalition mired
BY DATIN SHALINI AMERASINGHE GANENDRA I WRITE about culture, visuality and ethics. In recent years, with the evolution of Artificial Intelligence affecting these spheres, I
By Naim Syah THE definition of tyranny is not as straightforward as it seems. Oxford defines it as the unfair or cruel use of power
By MFA Abdullah THE global automotive narrative is dominated by electrification, yet for Malaysia, the story should be about evolution, not extinction. While electric vehicles
