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ICERD & the end of Malaysia Baru

November 23, 2018

The more things change, the more they stay the same ~ Alphonse Karr Malaysians must be scratching their heads over …

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Race & The Race to PD

October 11, 2018

Completely bereft of real issues to run on, the PAS candidate for the Port Dickson by-election, Lieutenant-Colonel (Rtd) Mohd Nazari …

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Part 7: Rethinking race

September 23, 2018

In many ways, we are several different people groups living together in the same space, coming together when we must …

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Beware the old power structure

June 8, 2018

Malaysia is changing rapidly. Each new day we seem to be breaking new ground, pushing back the limits of what …

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Partnership for a better Malaysia

May 28, 2018

“Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country” –John F Kennedy   …

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His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition

May 20, 2018

Change is certainly gathering momentum with each passing day as the stunning elections victory seeps like dye into the entire …

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Open letter to all Malaysians

May 7, 2018

  My fellow Malaysians, In a few days, we will be exercising our right as citizens to elect a government …

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GE14: What will China do?

April 6, 2018

With GE14 now at hand, the nation is understandably focused on the tight race between BN and PH, the candidates …

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GE14: Last chance for change

March 21, 2018

We are now on the cusp of GE14, one of the most momentous political events that any of us will …

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