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Berunding Secara Bijak Dan Pantas Dengan Amerika
Berunding Secara Bijak Dan Pantas Dengan AS
Malaysia’s Economic And Security Needs Remain Dependant On The US
Malaysia Must Move Fast For A New Trade Deal With US
Is Becoming A High-Income Nation All That Matters?
The Politics Of Sinophobia In Malaysia
Silent Crisis In Malaysian Universities: Why Our Campuses Are Losing Their Soul
Wellington’s New Regional Friend-shoring
Have Faith In Fostering Malaysian Unity
Malaysia’s Growing Role In Shifting Power Game In Chip Industry
Having Lost Its Way, Umno Could Be Toast In The Next Polls!
Politicians Come And Go, But The Elite Are Permanent In Malaysia
Malaysia Must Be Bold, Strategic in South China Sea
A Century Of Conflict In The Middle East
How Much Integrity Exists Within The Malaysian Media?
BANGKOK, Thailand: The appointment of prominent media figure and journalist Wong Chun Wai as chairman of the government owned media organization Bernama, has come with some controversy. Wong was seen as a propagandist during his tenure at The Star.
Revolving Door, Potential Conflict Of Interest In Penang Executive Council
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia:Aliran is disturbed by the appointment of a former developer as the Penang state executive councillor overseeing housing and environment.
Now That Elections Are Over, Focus On An Inclusive People’s Agenda!
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia:Now that the state elections are over, it is clear the nation is still polarised, with Perikatan Nasional making sharp inroads at the expense of Umno and PKR.
State Elections The Occasion For Inaugurating A New Season Of Brave – Rather Than Populistic – Policies.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia:Voters in the states of Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Penang, Kedah, Kelantan, and Terengganu will head to the polls on Aug 12. According to the Center for Market Education (CME), state elections are a good opportunity to propose economic reforms that may be beneficial for the country as a whole.
Protect Malaysia To Protect Sabah, Sarawak
KOTA KINABALU, Malaysia:Former ambassador and insightful political commentator Datuk Dennis Ignatius is correct in saying that Sabah and Sarawak “have tended to take a more detached view of the culture wars raging in Semenanjung”.