MANY will have forgotten a speech by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim last May, in which he called for more frequent dialogues between people of different faiths to build bridges across cultures ...
THE nations have just one choice – either fight climate change together or fight each other. If we fight both wars, we will be destroyed by climate change, if we are not destroyed by our geopolitical wars. ...
THE war against climate change is all but lost. As every commander standing on the ecological battlefield can see, there is no wholehearted all-of-humanity effort to win the fight. Instead, our focus is ...
HAVE you ever thought of drawing up a list of the top 10 concerns for all Malaysians that our politicians and political parties should focus attention on in the Dewan Rakyat, state assemblies and election ...
WHAT do you think should be the fate of seven representatives who were expelled from Bersatu after declaring support for the prime minister (PM) and the Selangor menteri besar, respectively, over the past ...
THE area of human experience where our bifurcated “Us versus Them” pattern of thinking is most deeply entrenched is religion. Higher than ethnic or political barriers, the notion that “only my religion ...
ETHNIC conflict is one of five most destructive consequences of our bifurcated way of thinking – the mindset of carving up all human experiences into the combative halves of “I versus you” and “us versus ...
WE have learnt that the classic Adam and Eve story in the old Hebrew scripture Torah is a masterful allegorical drama that subtly explains the fall of humanity into relationship conflicts in all spheres ...
