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Why Sanusi apologised

Something surprising happened last week. It started when prime minister Anwar Ibrahim arrived at Alor Setar for a day trip. Kedah MB Sanusi Md Nor, dressed in formal batik, bowed his body to a 90 degrees to shake Anwar’s hand, before they proceeded to the official cars prepared.

6月前

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Opinion

PKR’s next 25 years

Without too much fanfare, PKR entered its 25th year since its formation in 1999. It is both surprising and unsurprising that it has been this long. Surprising because for the most part of PKR’s existence it has been mired with street protest, arrests, and its leader, Anwar Ibrahim, in jail. Unsurprising because PKR has been a permanent fixture in elections since 2008 when it had a breakthrough, winning 31 seats, and has since delivered consistently 30+ seats.

7月前

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Opinion

What the King’s speech in Parliament tells us

What the King’s speech in Parliament tells us.

9月前

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Opinion

Nik Elin Zurina’s case showed progressives could fight back

It wasn’t just a legal case decided on February 9, but a proof that the fight for a progressive society is not lost.

9月前

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Opinion

Najib shows how the elite will always be okay

For most Malaysians who are not from the elite, they could not be blamed for feeling that the world is not run on the concept of fairness.

10月前

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Opinion

Where to grow from here? MUDA’s struggles in Muar and beyond

Where to grow from here? MUDA’s struggles in Muar and beyond.

2年前

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