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In response to The Asean Post’s article that claims Penang South Reclamation destroyed marine life — Joshua Woo
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Should Asean nations jointly co-host the 2034 World Cup? — Jeen Ann Young
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Wong Tack disappoints again on Lynas — Arveent Kathirtchelvan
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Govt should amend working hours to 40 hours per week — Aisyah Abdul Hadi
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Take heed of Kadir Jasin’s advice — Mohd Ismail Suffian
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No, it is not Azmin who should go on leave ― Kuan Yee Thang
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Malaysia should implement holistic measures to improve treatment of refugees and asylum-seekers — Malaysian Bar
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Saving Earth the Hong Kong way — S. Mubashir Noor
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Stop public spectacle of disgusting sexual display ― Patriot
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Mursi was a symbol of democratic failure ― Ahmad Shahir Abdul Aziz
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Azmin, do the honourable thing: Go on leave — Mohd Sulaiman Hakim Shah
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Leave behind prejudice and fear to change narrative on migration ― UN Human Rights Office
JUNE 19 ― The UN Human Rights Office for South-East Asia is calling for a human rights-based approach to refugee movements in Asia that emphasizes shared values over differences...
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Why the inclusion of younger voters will help end gutter politics — Muhammad Allif
JUNE 18 — The recent sex scandal to hit Malaysian politics shows us everything that the youth do not like about politics in Malaysia. The hype, the focus, the trauma that the...
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Seeing through Asia’s air pollution problem — Royal Dutch Shell
JUNE 17 — Of the seven million people around the world who die prematurely from air pollution every year, four million are in Asia. That is a sobering statistic. Air pollution...
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Regulating the social media is complex but necessary — Nadia Zaifulizan
JUNE 17 — People would always want to connect and share. They stay online and make the necessary arrangements and facilities accessible as many times in a day as they possibly...
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The heart shall not stop ― Rais Hussin
JUNE 15 ― For the longest time, I have been a big fan of Liverpool. For the longest time, Liverpool repaid my faith in it by winning trophy after trophy, the most recent...
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Invading Iran will ruin America ― S. Mubashir Noor
JUNE 15 ― A string of attacks on oil tankers in the Persian Gulf over the last two months have raised temperatures in the Middle East to the point where some manner of...
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Who says what about Lynas — GJ Parsons
JUNE 14 — The statements by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad in Tokyo on May 30, 2019 on the Lynas plant at Kuantan seemed quite clear and direct on his intent. He stated that Lynas...
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Two alleged gay sex, two decades apart and Dr M’s two contrasting reaction — Thangaratnam Vellu
JUNE 13 — As the nation is rocked by yet another sex video clip purportedly involving Datuk Seri Azmin Ali (who has since denied the claim), it is most unfortunate that the...
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Time to give the PM his due — M Santhananaban
JUNE 13 — In April/ May 2018 in the run up to GE14, a vast majority of the activist politicians of Malaysia was desperate to rid the country of the then prime minister. Partly...
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MCA Youth condemns gutter politics; perpetrators must be brought to light — Nicole Wong Siaw Ting
JUNE 13 — Gutter politics is unacceptable, regardless of the target’s political affiliation or race. We will never be able to see eye to eye with anyone who employs such...
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Australian High Commissioner’s response to Wong Tack on Lynas — Andrew Goledzinowski
JUNE 12 — On May 29, YB Wong Tack, Member of Parliament for Bentong issued a press statement regarding Lynas. As he has been reluctant to meet me personally to discuss his...
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Stop Malaysia being the world’s top plastic dumping site — Meera Badmanaban
JUNE 12 — I never thought I would live to see such headlines in the news — that Malaysia has become “The world’s top dumping site for plastic waste”. It fills me with...
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Minister’s gay sex saga is not gutter politics — Mohd Hisham Lufti
JUNE 12 — The explosive news linking a senior minister with gay sex has been described as “gutter politics”. The truth is, it is anything but that. First, let’s establish...
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We welcome the appointment of Latheefa Koya as chief commissioner of MACC — G25
JUNE 9 — G25 welcomes the appointment of Latheefa Beebi Koya, as Malaysia’s new Chief Commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). On the advice of Prime...
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What Malaysia is not ready for is recession — Rais Hussin
JUNE 9 — When one sweeps away with all the issues surrounding the inadequacies of Pakatan Harapan, which are mainly exaggerated by the cyber troopers of Barisan National (or...
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Penang Island South: The golden zone — Khoo Salma Nasution
JUNE 7 — Malaysia is a nation with extensive coastlines, where fishing communities play an important role as stewards of the sea. In celebrating World Oceans Day on June 8, it...
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Recalibrating Malaysia’s China policy — Rais Hussin
JUNE 7 — China is in a tight spot. All its friendly policies towards the world, surprisingly, have back fired. Be it the Silk Road or the Maritime Belt, abbreviated as the Belt...
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The legalisms of the law, the leader and Latheefa ― M. Santhananaban
JUNE 7 ― Within three days of the appointment of Latheefa Koya as the Chief Commissioner of the MACC, Malaysians have become privy, thanks to the excellent press and media...
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Reforming the public appointments process — Ding Jo-Ann
JUNE 6 — The appointment of lawyer and former PKR member Latheefa Koya as the new chief commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has garnered some mixed...