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All frogs must be fried – P Gunasegaram

Forgo partisanship, and punish party hopping politicians

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Why the Philippines’ Sabah claim against Malaysia isn’t a land grab – Lucio Blanco Pitlo III

Manila’s claim over a part of northern Borneo island may have been long dormant but that does not make it any less valid, argues Lucio Blanco Pitlo III

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A case of so close, yet so far for DAP – Cindi Loo

The party enjoys the support of the progressives and the Chinese community, but winning the Malay heartland may prove a step too far

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Solution to hate speech needs holistic approach – James Gomez & Lutfi Hakim

Minority groups continue to be targets of such rhetoric on social media

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Singapore's appalling behaviour against lawyer – N. Surendran

In this letter, lawyer N Surendran calls out the city-state for targeting human rights lawyer M Ravi in defending a Malaysian death row inmate

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Graduate unemployment: Mismatch between skills and needs – P. Ramasamy

It is now more important than ever to be receptive to industry needs

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Corruption a recurring setback – Cynthia Gabriel

There’s a pressing need to rid nation of political patronage system once and for all

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Good Vibes: Time for objective, non-partisan news portal

International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali lauds progressive journalism in his letter to The Vibes

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Water everywhere and nowhere

Enough laws to address pollution, but they can be beefed up with amendments – by DEREK FERNANDEZ

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Poverty Sabah’s most pressing woe

The poor, who are simply putting their families first, shouldn’t be blamed for voting the way they do – By BRIDGET WELSH

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Let Rukun Negara shape our economic policies

Renewed dedication to national philosophy on its 50th anniversary timely – By SOTHI RACHAGAN

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A nation seeking to belong

Malaysia Day should be our official National Day, and here’s why – By VINOD SEKHAR

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A different Malaysia Day indeed

Coronavirus pandemic, unrealised Vision 2020 among curveballs, but we’ll prevail – By BADLISHAH SHAM BAHARIN