Displaying ill-gotten gains, Umno exodus and the future of Highland Towers
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A little too late. They should have resigned much earlier
Now that Umno is no longer in power and immunity and protection are gone, these leaders suddenly grew spines and now want to stand up for what is right.
‘Kim’s Convenience’ Sitcom is Proof that less is Truly More
The dynamics of the show prioritises development of the relationships between the characters rather than heavily focusing on their nationality or ethnicity.
The ethics of seat-vacating and party-jumping
It may not be illegal for a member of parliament to intentionally vacate his or her seat in order to allow another person to take the seat, but is it unethical?
Same old, same old
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Was voting for Harapan the one stop solution for all problems?
Many Malaysians are too naive and have a warped perception of the fact that a change is going to solve everything under the sky.
Of the national car, Crazy Rich Asians and la Vida’s virtual investment
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4 things we have been liberated from this Merdeka
Instead of writing something so analytical (it’s not like I do that all the time anyway, haha!), I’m going to write a listicle of the four things I feel that I have been made independent from and free.
Not a Young Muslim Damsel in Distress: A Review of ‘The Breadwinner’
The Breadwinner contributes to the growing representation of females that belong to different nationalities and ethnicities, joining the ranks of Moana and Doc McStuffins.
Mamat Khalid’s Record-Breaking ‘Hantu Kak Limah’ Teaches Audience to Laugh with a Film that is Laughing at Them
It is interesting to observe the blurring of lines between culture and religion of the Malay Muslim community in Malaysia, as it seems to only be forgiven in films like Hantu Kak Limah.
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