Opinion/Analysis

US senators’ letter to the ICC and the shadow of rogue state behaviour – Abbi Kandasamy

Threatening court’s chief prosecutor and his family nothing less than thuggery

RSF’s 2024 World Press Freedom Index is more flawed than ever – Rocky Bru

Questionable methodology when Israel, which murders journalists, ranks higher than Malaysia. writes Datuk Ahirudin Attan

Can Malaysia’s public unis move away from racial quotas? – Rozilini Mary Fernandez-Chung

While boosting Bumiputera enrolment, racial quotas in tertiary institutions face criticism for hindering meritocracy and causing brain drain

If I were an MP, I would ask: where is RM10 bil for civil servants’ salary increase coming from? – Mohamed Hanipa Maidin

Govt should not get free ride to do what it wants without parliamentary scrutiny

Learning to see through the lies with media literacy – Kow Kwan Yee

Like many countries around the world, Malaysia faces the challenge of improving the media and information literacy of its citizens

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Mamak restaurants’ group to sue TikTok user for defaming industry

The Malaysian Muslim Restaurant Owners’ Association (Presma) will proceed with suing a TikTok user for making defamatory claims about food preparation and cleanliness at mamak restaurants.

Ex-Lazada top execs create support groups for retrenched staffers

Several former top executives and managers of embattled Lazada have started unofficial support groups to help recently retrenched colleagues in Southeast Asia.

[UPDATED] Lazada’s Malaysian office not spared from major layoffs

Employees across various departments at Lazada Malaysia's office have allegedly been informed about an impending meeting with the company's human resources team in the next few days.