
Opinion

Presiden pendamaian yang bukan pendamai
Sehingga sekarang, setiap hari rakyat Palestin dibunuh Israel. Gaza belum aman.
Behind the Bylines

Adrift 2 months, will PN find its captain this Sunday?

Hamzah is Muhyiddin’s latest victim, after downing 3 PMs

BN’s victory in Kinabatangan, Lamag doesn’t mean it can relax
The by-election results also send a message that support from unity government partners, including GRS, drove the coalition’s big wins.

Amorim and United have parted ways, quo vadis Akmal of Umno?
Manchester United’s sacking of its head coach sends a clear signal about the need for organisational discipline when faced with internal disagreements.

Tough road for Samsuri after Jan 9?
If selected as PN chairman, Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar will need to work on mending PAS-Bersatu ties while facing the pressure of leading the coalition without being a party president.

After Akmal’s call, will it be Umno out, Bersatu in?
Umno needs to think thoroughly about whether quitting the unity government would be of benefit, or detrimental to its future.
Column

What Trump gets wrong about corruption and business

The Supreme Court’s tariff ruling changes little

Petua 6: Kuasai media
Siapa yang menguasai media keseluruhan dialah yang menguasai realiti dimahukan.
Dubai offers a climate of openness, stability and economic pragmatism that, in many respects, surpasses what Malaysia currently provides.

Too big to go down?
Spurs fans in a panic as so-called Big Six club faces battle to survive in the EPL.
Justice delayed is justice denied, but justice made unaffordable is justice destroyed.
Letters

Attempted assassination of AKPS commander signals crime surge

PN’s Samsuri gives tantalising glimpses of PAS wanting to break new ground
The Federal Constitution doesn’t promise equality only to those who conform to prevailing norms.
Unity government leaders and backbenchers would do well to use the limited time they have left to deliver on promised reforms, especially the low-hanging fruit.
And in the end it is ordinary Malays who pay the cost.
Continuing to prioritise highways risks locking in rising household costs.








