A film review by Kua Kia Soong, author of 'May 13: Declassified Documents'.

Having breweries fund schools may give students inaccurate perceptions of alcohol.

His tenacious struggle for a better Malaysia will always be remembered.

Politically nuanced themes are about maintaining power while eroding democratic values.

'Govt seems unable to solve cost of living, inflation crisis.'

Harapan partner turning out just like its ex-nemesis in BN.

Is Muda ready to ditch harmful race-based policies?

The plight of all workers should give cause for concern.

It is time to open our defence policy for public debate.

BAM's ruling is glaring example of bad parenting.

Such a strategy is usually practised in a banana republic.

Is Mahathir ready to eradicate racism from his mental paradigm?

Infatuation with Western names makes mockery of 'National Culture Policy'.

Govt is depriving a sector of M'sian population of their human right.

Bersih must clarify who they are standing for if they are to march again.

The rulers' roles are mostly ceremonial and they act on the advice of the executive.

Lack of non-Malay leaders in public universities since 1971 points to blatant racial discrimination.

We will see again the wrestlers engaged in a slugfest for seats in the upcoming party polls.

'Looks like we're stuck with never-ending racially defined economic, social, and cultural policies.'

Heed the Sultan of Johor's call to stop referring to non-Malays as pendatang.

Let's see what we can look out for in the future from this masterly-written memoir.

It's time the Malaysian government investigated the extent of the defoliate dioxin sprayed from 1948 to 1960.

Unity can only be promoted through an affirmative action policy based on need, sector or class, never on race.

Let us never forget the damage that was done to the judiciary by the then premier.

'In many, if not all our political parties, power accumulates with age, making the oldest the holders of the most power.'

The killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh is cowardly terrorism. Action must be taken against the state responsible.

'He struck me as a most humble man without an ounce of haughtiness about him'.

May his writings inspire young Malaysians to examine their lives, the life of the nation and life on planet Earth.

Or will he persist in his ridiculous venture of trying to be prime minister for the third time as he nears 100 years of age?

Legalising unlicenced factories in these river buffer zones is not a solution.