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In The Ring > Fuel prices – Dad, what would you do?
Jun 5, 2008 In: Malay MailTHE petrol subsidy has long been taboo for people in public office. But in view of the escalating prices of the world oil, …
Shoot The Breeze > Beware the buy-buy new generation
Jun 5, 2008 In: Malay MailTWO weeks ago I attended a company brainstorming session and made a discovery. It came in the form of a fascinating …
Pulp Friction > Back and forth – and now what?
Jun 4, 2008 In: Malay MailThe Malay Dilemma Revisited: Race Dynamics in Modern Malaysia by M. Bakri Musa (Merantau Publishers, 1999, 368 pages) …
Speakeasy > Crime, punishment and S. M. Mohammad Idris
Jun 4, 2008 In: Malay MailWHY? asked a vexed Lim Guan Eng before a hushed Parliament which was quiet because most of the Yang Berhormat were out sipping a genteel tea …
Multiracial outlook for Umno?
Jun 2, 2008 In: Malay MailUMNO has for some years functioned as a pervasive safety net that has provided it with a reservoir of goodwill. It was to the …
Have we failed to listen?
Jun 2, 2008 In: Malay MailIT is dangerous that the righteous fury that broke over Munirah Bahari’s head comprised primarily of outraged dismissal, …
In The Ring > A State of Mind for all
May 29, 2008 In: Malay MailAMBIGUITY is a dangerous word. When given a political face, ambiguity can be a tool of destruction. A few weeks ago over …
Shoot The Breeze > Desperately seeking remorse
May 29, 2008 In: Malay Mail‘SORRY’ is said to be the hardest word, but if you think having to apologise is the most difficult thing, just you try …
Speakeasy > Ibrahim and the pleasures of polygamy
May 28, 2008 In: Malay MailTHE Member of Parliament for Kelantan’s Pasir Mas, Datuk Ibrahim Ali, was a rational thinker who worried deeply about things like …
Pulp Friction > What social contract?
May 28, 2008 In: Malay MailSharing the Nation: Faith, Difference, Power and the State 50 Years After Merdeka By: Noraini Othman, Mavis C. Puthucheary and Clive S. …
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