An enduring opposition mindset
Sometimes, there may not be a clear winner after an election. Then, the different political parties will start negotiating with others to try and form coalitions.
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Could tiered petrol subsidy model work for us?
Maybe a better solution would be a form of tiered usage, like how we pay for electricity.
Argue with facts instead of making police reports
Wouldn’t you want the opportunity to prove Pua wrong? Present your facts and evidence, and show the public why he is mistaken. You would get to shame him, right?
Fix lack of critical thinking among students first
It seems the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) recognition for public university applications has become an issue again in the public sphere.
Whose idea is ‘Bangun KL’ really?
This suggestion for people working in KL to wake up and leave for work earlier is a bit insensitive and simplistic.
Can Iran conflict push development of more sustainable energy?
One of the vehicles I have is a 4×4 pickup truck. When I was in primary school, one of my favourite movies of all time was “Back to the Future”.
A BIT OF CULTURE – From Dying Arts to Dying Days
Zan was on BFM 89.9’s A Bit Of Culture with Kam Raslan and Marion D’Cruz discussing dying art forms, lack of critical thinking and death.
‘Manja’ so much it ends up killing others
A car is not a toy. If you hand it to an unlicensed minor, it turns into a dangerous weapon that can end up killing people, as already proven.
A BIT OF CULTURE – ‘INCIVILITY & CONSPIRACY THEORIES’
Zan was on BFM 89.9’s A Bit Of Culture with Kam Raslan and Vernon Adrian Emuang discussing film biographies, names and AI.
Are we coming close to election season?
Usually, losing a bill like the The Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2026, much like the budget, means that a sitting prime minister or government does not have enough support in Parliament.
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