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Grounds of application and recommendation for Najib's pardon must be fully disclosed – Projek Sama

The public's trust will be eroded by doubts and cynicism without transparency

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Let’s save our nation from a quagmire – Ravindran Raman Kutty

Thoughts after listening to Dr Mahathir’s recent interview with an Indian TV station

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I beg your pardon – Rajan Navaratnam

It is not the law that pardons, but instead the law grants the right of pardon

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Pollution and health: air quality index has its limitations – Azliyana Azhari & Raksha Pandya-Wood

Though the index is useful, there remains a greater need for robust monitoring to ensure cleaner air.

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Haze a complex transboundary problem for Southeast Asia – Helena Varkkey

Governments, civil society and international community need to work fast to combat threat of smoke haze

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Dubai is not Putrajaya: Thoughts on an expensive 'numbers' game – Ian Mcintyre

Lets' start 2024 by addressing people’s real afflictions instead of a blurry plot to unseat the government

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A reflection on judgments and justice – Rajan Navaratnam

The media must be able to grasp the essence of a particular judgment that is reported

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Why has South Africa brought Israel to ICJ and not ICC? – Hanipa Maidin

The claim entails legal disputes between member states of the UN under the Genocide Convention.

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Swift action by new Federal Territories Minister to weed out parking touts - Susan Lim

Based on Dr Zaliha's track record, she is someone who has no problems rolling up her sleeves to get things done.

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Harmonising healing: Call for reform in Malaysia’s diverse healthcare landscape – Nick Boden

Why are traditional and complementary medicine practitioners discriminated against?

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Lee Lam Thye: A lifetime of service to Malaysia and its people – Benedict Lopez

Tribute to a humanitarian activist and patriot on his 77th birthday.

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The pernicious tribulations of education, religion and race – Ravindran Raman Kutty

Malaysians have to make serious and pungent for positive transformation in the face of politicians wanting to divide us further.

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[Updated] Requiem for sterling journalists who passed on in 2023 – Ian McIntyre

The media fraternity lost dedicated personalities who made an indelible impression on the profession