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Putting an end to high-handed practices at private hospitals — Yap Yok Foo
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Choose Malaysia ― Rais Hussin
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Absence of international students like a tsunami hitting university sector — Afifah Suhaimi
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Navigating transfer pricing during Covid-19 — Sarah Chew
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There is no reason to accept high prices for Covid-19 treatments — Mark Cheong
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Time for new regulations — Hafiz Hassan
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Guide for Covid-19 prevention in schools ― Amar-Singh HSS and Shyielathy Arumugam
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Who to decide who is Bersatu’s chairman? ― Hafiz Hassan
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Job creation saves livelihood, addresses income inequality ― Sofea Azahar
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Celebrate the positive highlights on environment, but be wary... ― Cheryl Rita Kaur and Sahadev Sharma
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Fixing arts and culture 2020 — Ramli Ibrahim
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Stop calling PN a backdoor government — Jonathan Lee Xing Sheng
MAY 19 — Allow me to explain why the Malaysians should stop calling Perikatan Nasional (PN) a backdoor government. Based on the few political events happened recently such as...
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My country, my leaders — Paneir Selvam
MAY 19 — “We must each always think first of Malaysia, of the national need and least of ourselves. Everyone must try to help and see that the people are one-minded, with...
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E-commerce fuels digitalisation in logistics and fulfillment — Song Hock Koon
MAY 19 — As the coronavirus pandemic frames our new normal, one thing is clear if nothing else – logistics, the commercial activity of transporting goods to customers, had...
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A bankable food security system — Rais Hussin
MAY 18 — The coronavirus crisis may prove to be a turning point for food security in Malaysia. As the pandemic causes border closures and export restrictions, it has exposed our...
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Collaboration, innovation and free trade among countries will get us through this global crisis — Azrul Mohd Khalib
MAY 18 — No single country can go it alone in dealing with the Covid-19 outbreak within its borders without the support, assistance, and collaboration with its neighbours as...
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Parliament and the government are different: One cannot prevent or frustrate the constitutional functions of the other — Hafiz Hassan
MAY 18 — Today, a total of 220 out of 222 Members of Parliament (MP) will attend the Dewan Rakyat sitting. The first meeting of the third session of the 14th Parliament was...
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Guide for Covid-19 prevention in aged residential care facilities — Amar-Singh HSS, Vivienne Yong and Liew Tuan Hock
MAY 18 — It is increasingly recognised that the Covid-19 pandemic may last for a number of years and that cases will rebound episodically. Aged residential care facilities...
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Digital surveillance: Privacy, data ecosystem and effectiveness — Moonyati Yatid, Farlina Said and Tengku NurQistina
MAY 17 — The role of technology in aiding our daily lives has grown rapidly since the imposition of lockdowns in many countries amid the Covid-19 pandemic. In adapting to the...
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Parliament decapitated out of Muhyiddin’s fear — Liew Chin Tong
MAY 17 — If Pakatan Harapan Plus — PKR, Amanah, DAP, Warisan and Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s faction of Bersatu — can hold together without being cracked, Tan Sri Muhyiddin...
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Socso’s initiatives in combating Covid-19: A case of good intention but tardy implementation — Baljit Singh Sidhu
MAY 17 — The Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on all sectors. The biggest sector that bears the brunt is the economic sector and government all over the world has come up...
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Time for Malaysia to embrace LGBT community — Bakhtiar Talhah
MAY 17 — In 2018, two Malaysian women received six lashes in an open court in Terengganu. Last year, five Malaysian men were fined, imprisoned, and caned for attempted sexual...
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Contracts and Covid-19 ― Shalini Ganendra
MAY 16 ― Loss is the overarching construct during the horrific trajectory of this Covid-19 pandemic ― loss of life, loss of liberty, loss of security, loss of...
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Adopt technology for Parliament sitting to safeguard the interest of rakyat — Yeo Bee Yin
MAY 15 — The first parliament session of Perikatan Nasional (PN) government will be held next Monday, 18 May 2020, for only one day with no question and answer sessions, no...
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Getting to know the pros and cons of the conditional MCO — Farhan Kamarulzaman
MAY 15 — The conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO), initiated on May 4 by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, may have some pros and cons. One of the pros is that...
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Debunking myths about refugees with facts and figures — Tan Zhong Yan
MAY 15 — The purpose of this article is not to persuade you to defend the rights of refugees. This article seeks to debunk some myths which have caused common misconceptions...
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Considering unity and harmony — Halimah Mohd Said
May 15 — In announcing the formation of the Ministry of National Unity on 9 March 2020, the PM said “A solid inter-ethnic unity is a determinant of the continuity and survival...
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Is replacement of Dewan Rakyat Secretary constitutional? — Hui Yee Kee
MAY 15 — After the shocking announcement of the unprecedented “no-debate” Parliament sitting, another bombshell was dropped amid the political crisis. The Dewan Rakyat...
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Worst is not over for Malaysia, brace for more — Sofea Azahar
MAY 15 — Better than what most economists expected, the Malaysian economy grew marginally at 0.7 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2020 (1Q20). However, this was a...
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An exit-strategy post-crisis: A stimulus package for the digitalisation of SMEs? — Jason Loh
MAY 14 — As we enter the fifth phase of the Movement Control Order (MCO), otherwise also known as conditional MCO (CMCO) that has been extended till June 9, an “exit”...