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Dennis Ignatius

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Melaka Elections | Part 1: UMNO rising

November 27, 2021

The Melaka state election is history now. The verdict is in. The dust has settled. It would be fair to …

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Will Ismail Sabri’s government survive?

August 21, 2021

So, Ismail Sabri Yaakob – a man who until recently was on nobody’s list to become prime minister – has …

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A governance system in deep disrepair

August 11, 2021

Things are moving very quickly. The political situation is extremely fluid. Rumours abound of shifting alliances and ambitious men waiting …

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Malaysia: No good options but perhaps a silver lining

October 27, 2020

The stunning rebuff of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s plans to declare a state of emergency has been rightly hailed as …

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Look who’s talking

May 29, 2020

In response to growing public outrage over all the government appointments being handed out to Perikatan Nasional (PN) MPs, UMNO …

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Khat: an unnecessary distraction

August 6, 2019

  Insisting that khat (a form of Malay-Arabic calligraphy) is suddenly “an integral part of Malaysia’s national identity and Bahasa …

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UMNO: Leadership without honour

July 5, 2018

Any hopes that UMNO would somehow be able transform itself into a viable political party in keeping with the hopes …

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Unleashing our uniqueness as a multicultural nation

January 7, 2017

You can tell, I suppose, that elections are near when UMNO politicians start heaping praise upon our otherwise much-maligned citizens …

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We will “be forever a sovereign democratic and independent state founded upon the principles of liberty and justice and ever seeking the welfare and happiness of its people and the maintenance of a just peace among all nations.” – Tunku Abdul Rahman’s Proclamation of Independence speech, August 31st 1957

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