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Revoked accreditations underscore need for higher education reform – Geoffrey Williams

Most likely reason for failing MQA assessments is breakdown of trust, respect between varsities and own faculty, staff

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Should 6,500 Covid-19 cases be the new threshold for NRP’s Phase 2? – Graham Kendall

Adopting absolute figures to move through various phases of govt’s pandemic exit strategy may be futile

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Muhyiddin must resign as PM, not seek shelter in ambiguity of support – M. Kula Segaran

He evidently no longer has confidence of the majority of MPs

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Challenges to plastic recycling in Malaysia

Accelerated production, use has led to dramatic rise in issues around material’s waste management

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Mystery of rising Covid-19 cases in Selangor, KL – P. Gunasegaram

Sporadic cases arising from workplace infections may be reason why numbers soar despite lockdowns

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Umno’s subtle return to power – The Vibes

Now, all eyes are on Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin and his next step

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In principle, no obstacle for suitably vaccinated to enter EU – EU Delegation to M’sia

Some recent reporting concerning AstraZeneca vaccines’ origin is inaccurate

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Not difficult to open vaccine centres in EMCO areas – Malaysia Shopping Malls Association

All willing resources from private and public sectors should be mobilised

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Will MPs get to vote during 5-day Dewan Rakyat meeting? – Bersih 2.0

While naming a date for Parliament’s return is commendable, govt must still clarify several issues

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Putrajaya must heed recommendations in US trafficking report – Malaysian Bar

Malaysia’s recent downgrade to Tier 3 highlights govt inaction

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10 reasons why Muhyiddin should no longer be PM – P. Gunasegaram

His track record has been abysmal, from his questionable rise to power to his lack of leadership qualities

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Reminder to govt: like charity, human rights begin at home – Malaysian civil society

Voluntary pledges, commitments as part of UN Human Rights Council candidature lack ambition, don’t go far enough

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Penan suffering deadly threats, through no fault of their own – Stephen Then

Gentle persuasion needed as these kind and gentle folk are suspicious of state authorities, says activist