Tramizi Hussin ada cadangan tokoh-tokoh yang patut dicontohi para pemimpin Malaysia.
Fighting the Inevitable
Woon King Chai reflects on moving on at the start of 2014.
The Top 10 Worst Movies of 2013
Resident movie critic, Wai dissects the worst of 2013 cinema.
Total Prohibition On Use Of “Allah” Unconstitutional
They can stop you propagating, but cannot stop you using the word at all
Thinking Aloud in the Case of Bible Seizures
King Chai calls on Malaysians to just sit down, breathe, and think for a minute.
Women as Second Sex
Clarissa Lee closes the year with a scathing comment on rampant patriarchy.
Save Lives and Implement Esperanto
Sinjoro Eng makes the case for Esperanto in the aviation industry.
Book Review: And The Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini
Daniel Teoh reviews Khaled Hosseini’s latest offering.
Attorney-General or Pamphleteer-General? – A Reform Long Due (Part 2)
Part 2 of this article examines the structural flaws that result in today’s shockingly lack of independence and accountability by the Attorney-General.
What I Said About Election Judges Applies Mutatis Mutandis
NH Chan defends his statements against the Election Judges in his previous article.
Reject the Stadium Solution
Ong Kar Jin lists the reasons protests should be held on the streets, not in stadiums.
Attorney-General or Pamphleteer-General? – A Reform Long Due (Part 1)
Part 1 examines the (utter) failure of our current Attorney-General in carrying out his duties.
Immediate Proprietor/Interest Holder vs Subsequent Proprietor/Interest Holder
Puthan Perumal presents a legal commentary section 340(3) of the National Land Code 1965.
Suamiku, Isteriku dan Negaraku
Tramizi Hussin mendalami fenomena hiburan Malaysia kini.
Lim Guan Eng Is A Hero, Not A “Tokong”
Vince Tan pens a tribute to Lim Guan Eng and his memorable political career thus far.
Al-Maunah and the Lashkar-e-Toiba: Who Wins the War against the State?
Chris Hooper analyses treason and capital punishment in the context of India and Malaysia.
Comparison of Police Powers of Arrest in Malaysia and the United Kingdom
Jevinder Singh compares the police powers of arrest in Malaysia and the UK and comes with some frank observations.
Years of Dangerous Living
Lee Kok Hoong wonders about the challenges of foreign migrant workers in Malaysia.
Dear Paprika: It is Still Not Safe — Not Even For Men
Pepper Lim laments the police’s blasé attitude towards crime.
Kehadapan Paprika: Malaysia Masih Tidak Selamat Untuk Sesiapapun
Pepper Lim gusar tentang sikap polis yang tidak endah tentang jenayah.
