Opinions

The political landscape was plunged into mayhem amid talks of a new coalition being formed when several leaders gathered at the Sheraton Hotel in Petaling Jaya. The rumors were further fuelled when political leaders from Bersatu, PAS, UMNO and PKR were granted an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.

Civic engagement is vital in the continuation of civil society, and as Malaysian students abroad, at times we may forget that we can still play a role in public consciousness. Especially in the internet age, where the distance from home may feel like we are out of the sphere of influence, we are really anything but.

Free education might satisfy the egalitarian view on education. But taking a detailed look, it is impossible for such equality to be fully achieved.

The issue of stagnating wages in Malaysia has always been a plague that we cannot get rid of, considering that the cost of living is rising every year. What does this mean for the future of our country?

With the complete bi-partisan support for the lowering of Malaysia's voting age to 18 years old, what is the impact of this decision?

The topic of Mental Health in Malalysia has a stigma around it. But why is it a taboo? It’s time to normalise conversations about mental health.

Even those who are not avid followers of Malaysian politics would have come across news articles criticising MPs for skipping out on parliamentary sittings. This article will explain the issue at hand, while also considering other contributing factors to low parliamentary attendance.

#Undi18 is a massive step forward for Malaysia, adding 7.8 million voters to the next general election in 2023. Will this change improve or stifle our nation’s progress?

For most, if not all of the Malaysian Students in the UK & Eire, the melodic tune of our national anthem induces nostalgia in our bones. However, it was only when we moved abroad to a foreign land that we realised we took the Jalur Gemilang for granted.