The columnist believes Malaysians have reached the limits of 'free speech'.

SOCIETY views housing as a critical requirement for all people.

I HAVE been an academic for almost 40 years now. I have served in both public and private universities, those that are among the best in their categories of public and private.

I HAVE read widely about many religions, and one thing comes across clearly and without any ambiguity in all those books: all religions nurture the idea of helping fellow human beings whatever the faith they practise.

FOR the longest time, the race riots that began on this day 56 years ago and shook a still fledgeling nation to the core was a taboo subject.

WE have a country, a state and a nation. To me, a country is just the geographical setting of mountains, rivers, trees and the soil we walk on plus the waters of rivers, lakes and seas. A state would be the system of governance and the machine of economics as well rules and regulations guarding the people.

SELDOM do two tragedies turn into hope, but that was what I witnessed happening to this nation in the past week.

Hating each other destroys our salvation both in this world and the next.

Let no more Malaysians call other Malaysians disloyal.

Not only will Ramadan benefit Muslims, but it can also be a blessing for the world as a time when patience and peace go hand in hand.

IT’S depressing and sad to see all the mistrust and hatred in Malaysian politics nowadays.

How the life of one Malay man is shaped by the strength of multiculturalism in Malaysia.