Timothy

On Monday evening (Malaysian Time), many political analysts were glued to their screens - even armchair analysts [myself included], watching the events unfold on Sky News‘ YouTube livestream. We cut to a scene at Number...

The Malay Mail wrote 21 hours ago, as of writing this article, that between January and May of this year, nearly 39,000 job losses in 5 months, with those aged between 25 and 39 being the hardest hit. The apparent...

TLDR: Strengthening the Public Transport System will reduce the volatility of external economic uncertainty, while implementing a four day workweek will be a structural boon to Malaysia in general

TLDR: This Government is prioritising culture-war issues, when class-war issues are more prevalent than ever before.

It has been a few days after the 40th anniversary of Olof Palme's assassination, when he and his wife were coming back from watching a film in a Stockholm cinema, where he was rushed to the hospital. Unfortunately, he...

In any serious discussion about policies and political ideology, the topic of political semantics and ideology is a complex and multifaceted issue that often leads to spirited debates. It's a topic of immense...

After a humiliating loss for the Democratic Action Party (DAP) in the Sabah State Election, with reforms desperately needed, it seems the 'Red Faction' of the DAP has found its solution in 'bringing Chinese voters back...

A historic humiliation of the Democratic Action Party, a resurgent Warisan, and a clear rural-urban divide are some of the key narratives from the recent Sabah state election. However, the key takeaways differ on who is...