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Best time to seek reforms is now – Zainul Arifin

Change is when government is weak

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Defer school reopening for our children’s sake – Stephen Then

Boarding schools with hundreds of students living in congested dorms prime for Covid-19 spread

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Constitution does not support prolonged Muhyiddin premiership – Rajan Navaratnam

Embattled prime minister is out of legal options to stay in power

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Give MPs strict deadline to choose new PM – Tindak!

If they fail, Agong should step in to appoint interim governing body to lead nation

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Are we ourselves to blame for rising suicide rate? – Sofia Nasir

Addressing complicated, dynamic issue requires collective, strategic approach by all parties

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Opposition must match reform ‘competition’ put up by PM – Bersih

Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s insistence on having confidence vote on Sept 7 after royal address simply irresponsible

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Anyone but you, Abah – Terence Fernandez

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin doubles down, still not calling it quits despite loss of majority

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Malaysia’s political waltz – Vasanthi Ramachandran

Disheartening to see leaders manipulating virus crisis when people are dying due to not getting oxygen in time

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Who after Muhyiddin? – P. Gunasegaram

Our assessment of likely successors should the prime minister step down

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The slow decay of the Malay political establishment – James Chin

Ketuanan Melayu Islam ideology can no longer unite leaders at the top

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Breakthrough infections threaten NRP indicators, fully vaxxed – Ameen Kamal

Vaccination targets may need revising before easing curbs

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Will policing p-hailing industry jam brakes on bad road etiquette? – Khairil Ahmad

Govt’s proposed regulation for sector seems to put blame on platforms than riders’ inability to abide by traffic laws

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A death from afar in these times of Covid-19 – P. Gunasegaram

Life is very fragile in the best of times, but more so now