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Another jab at a unity government?
Shared, collective responsibility may at least cut out time wasted in trading political blows.
What now if Covid is from a lab?
As the chorus of dissent grows from virology experts, more questions surface on who was responsible for this global killer.
Trust is a scarce commodity
Undocumented migrant population left to fend for themselves amid government and public hostility.
Will we see a permanent emasculation of Parliament?
Public furious, frustrated with politics but not angry enough about Dewan's suspension, which could prolong it.
Moim’s the word for Korean home favourites
Flavourful beef broth with dumplings does not disappoint.
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Unjustifiable Ivermectin hesitancy in Covid-19
Science is clear and conclusive with regard to its prophylactic, therapeutic and safety issues.
Ensure migrant workers’ right to vaccination
Not enough being done to assure foreigners’ protection despite Malaysians’ reliance on them.
Peace not impossible in Palestine this time
The plight of Palestinians must be viewed on humanitarian grounds, not as a religious cause.
Poke bowls for tasty, healthy takeaways at The Fish Bowl
Mix and match toppings with your favourite fish at this popular chain.
Pupils, too, should have a right to protest
National School Walkout Day a cry for education reform in wake of revelations of sexual harassment, period spot checks.
Mutton briyani, butter chicken raise the roar in Three Tigers
Delicious meals made complete with a surprisingly good glass of iced lemon tea.
History, propaganda are no bedfellows
Penang Institute wants to draw locals back to lit fest
Honouring the spirit of Malaysia 1963
Umno bukan lagi pemain politik negara, kata penganalisis