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Till Apec do we last and begin — Rais Hussin
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Joint development of the South China Sea: The way forward to avoid conflict — Jason Loh
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Good morning Malaysia — Jayakumar Gurusamy
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The four pillars of Donald Trump’s re-election — Rais Hussin
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Education Reform 2: Policy considerations — Najmie Noordin
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The powerlessness of our Welfare Department ― Amar-Singh HSS
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United against smoking in Malaysia — Concerned Doctors
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Disclosure of videos by MACC's Latheefa Koya: Legal or not? — Hakam
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KLIA: A full reboot required to stay competitive — Mazli Noor
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War for the fortunate son — Rais Hussin
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The Pakatan Harapan government — Mahathir Mohamad
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America’s sacred politics — Ian Buruma
NEW YORK, Jan 10 — Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Maryland was the only Roman Catholic to sign the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Although one of the Founding Fathers, as...
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Rotary in Malaysia: Our role in polio eradication — Lioh Cheng Lim
JANUARY 9 — It is disheartening to see polio re-occurring in Malaysia after we had proudly defeated it in 1992. However, it does not come as a surprise. As long as there is...
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MACC’s miasma: Of procedure and purpose — Chan Quin Er
JANUARY 9 — Many of my fellow constituents, as well as friends, have asked me about my opinions about the legality of MACC Director-General Latheefa Koya’s bombshell...
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A long think about smoking zones — Hafidz Baharom
JANUARY 9 — And so, the Minister for Housing and Local Government has allocated RM1 million for the establishment of smoking zones, much to public outcry from doctors and...
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Representing the people: KPIs for ministers, MPs and Aduns in 2020 — Amar-Singh HSS
JANUARY 9 — Being an elected representative of the people, at federal or state level, is a high calling, what more being asked to serve as minister. We elect you to be in...
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Kimanis by-election: Focus on shared prosperity vision over identity politics — Dayang Shuzaidah Abduludin
JANUARY 9 — Identity politics in which race and religion play an undeniably a powerful primordial lforce that could incite a community to be confrontational or hostile against...
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Will Malaysia Baharu surpass economists’ expectations again? — Joshua Woo Sze Zeng
JANUARY 9 — Earlier last year, 22 economists projected Malaysia’s gross domestic product (GDP) to be 4.3 per cent. By the second quarter, our GDP hit 4.9 per cent, surprising...
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Dignifying agricultural sector in combating youth unemployment — Dayang Shuzaidah Abduludin
JANUARY 8 — One of the EMIR Research’s key findings under the Government Satisfaction Index (GSI) has been the 29 per cent of dissatisfaction over the government approach and...
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China today: Peaceful rise or development? — Jason Loh
JANUARY 8 — China likes to claim that it is intent on peacefully rising and developing, and that therefore its emergence as a superpower in its own right poses no threat to its...
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War of US decapitation and pin prick retaliation by Iran ― Rais Hussin
JANUARY 8 ― Facts don't lie, even though truth, is the first casualty of war. When two or more sides start fighting, one of the first things they do is to lie about their true...
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Time for health ministry and government to wake up — Zulhilmi Zailani
JANUARY 8 — In early December, the Regent of Johor issued a public statement on the sordid status of the developments for the restoration of the ICU for Sultanah Aminah...
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Malaysia should be cautious with global shocks ― Ahmad Shahir Abdul Aziz
JANUARY 8 ― It seems that the economic growth for the country this year looks promising with the rise of commodity price. For instance, the sudden spike in crude palm oil (CPO)...
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Safeguarding and protecting election integrity in Kimanis ― Akhbar Satar
JANUARY 8 ― The by-election in Kimanis is around the corner. Given this, it is appropriate if all political parties who are contesting in this by election to engage in clean and...
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What happened to India? ― Shashi Tharoor
JANUARY 8 ― It’s a question I hear increasingly these days. International news media report on repression in Kashmir, mounting Hindu chauvinism, widespread protests against...
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Maszlee...why, why, why? — Saleh Mohammed
JANUARY 7 — My initial response to Maszlee Malik’s resignation — non-issue, since there were resignations of deputy prime ministers and even a sacking. It is a given...
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Vaping: It’s not the nicotine that kills you ― Hafidz Baharom
JANUARY 7 ― With the New Year, comes the resolutions. And for my little project, it is to convince smokers to switch from cigarettes to either an electric cigarette, or a vape....
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Was killing Suleimani justified? ― Peter Singer
JANUARY 7 ― On January 3, the United States assassinated Qassem Suleimani, a top Iranian military commander, while he was leaving Baghdad International Airport in a car with Abu...
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M is For Mazlee — Rais Hussin
JANUARY 3 — What a way to usher 2020. Amidst the fireworks and all, the Minister of Education Dr Mazlee Malik was the first Cabinet Minister to be advised to resign. M is for...
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2020 economic prospects: Is Malaysia prepared? — Mazli Noor
JANUARY 1 — Earlier last August, the Economic, Real Estate and Entrepreneur Development Committee had anticipated that the trade war between the United States and China would be...