by Dr Jeyakumar Devaraj. PSM consistently asks the relevant questions
The distinctive role of PSM in Malaysian politics
Parti Sosialis Malaysia’s (PSM’s) recent announcement that we intend to field a candidate in the Ayer Kuning by-election in Perak, has elicited several comments from journalists, political analysts and netizens. Some have opined that as there is absolutely no possibility of winning, it is a pointless exercise. These critics overlook the fact that the PSM…
Financial literacy for the frugal?
By A. Sivarajan. Understanding Malaysians’ financial struggles
PMX’s Lopsided Defense of the Urban Renewal Act
PMX’s statement regarding the Urban Renewal Act (URA), as reported in Malay Mail 19/3/2025, has several significant inaccuracies. The first is that there are no clauses in the URA mandating that the original residents will beresettled in the new property developed at that site. Neither are there any specific clauses statingthat the ethnic composition of…
A Ride on the Taman Desa’s DRT: Easier Trips Amid Overdevelopment Pressures
by Bryan Rozells. DRT improves public transport access, but systemic problems remain.
Capitalism or Socialism for human development?
by A Sivarajan. Comparing socialist and capitalist countires according to their economic contexts
Upholding Malaysia’s public health system
Memo from PSM to Minister of Health
Santha – a relentless fighter passes away (1975 – 2025)
By S. Arutchelvan. PSM mourns the passing of Santha Letchmy Perumal, a relentless activist, a teacher, a progressive voice and a leader of our Johor chapter.
Re-thinking “Food Security” in the Malaysian context.
by Dr. Jeyakumar Devaraj. Can we feed ourselves if there is disruption in food supply chains?
Stop intimidating student organisers of the “Rakyat Benci Rasuah” rally
by Cheong Huei Ting