Whenever this country is involved in something not so good, many would tend to incriminate Malaysia first without trying to find out what has actually happened.

Corruption is not just a crime and an embarrassment, it actually affects our development as money that goes into the pockets of the corrupt will not be used for health, education and other developmental goals.

Our politicians are more inclined to exploit the political capital in this scandal to attack their rivals than to review and overhaul the system so that similar absurdities will not recur in future.

Students must be encouraged to learn the language and sit for the paper in SPM.

The continuous oppression is bound to trigger bigger backlash from the Rohingya community and hence, more violence on the horizon.

The healthy development of democratic politics must never be delayed again, and public demands for a clean and healthy political culture must be respected.

For just how to go about selecting a successor to Dr Tony Tan, who completed his six-year term on Thursday, now hangs in the balance.

The trust deficit has to be wiped out sooner than later for Malaysia to move forward.

We are sharing a common destiny in this country, and divisive policies will only bring us to a standstill. We can only propel the nation forward by forging a truly Malaysian ideology.

If we don't do anything now, the entire society could be plunged into a state of chaos when the crisis erupts.