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What the world needs now

Will artificial intelligence (AI) rule the world? Will algorithm biases shape our perceptions? Is Big Tech the evil empire?

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Different strokes for different folks?

It’s a different ball game when you’re in the Opposition and in the ruling government of the day.

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The slippery fish that is unity

Coalition governments can never rest easy. Now there are rumblings within one state’s administration over a couple of unpopular decisions.

Sabah & Sarawak

Clearing the air on SLS 40% revenue appeal

THE legal battle for Sabah's entitlement to 40% of grant revenue, to quote former Sabah Law Society (SLS) president Datuk Roger Chin, has sparked significant controversy and emotional reactions.

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The SLS challenge

Delving into the SLS judicial review on the state’s right to 40% of grant revenue requires a deeper read.

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Tears for the maverick

Tomorrow will be the 33rd anniversary of Dr Jeffrey’s detention under the draconian ISA.

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The Indian factor

The fight for Kuala Kubu Baharu by-election might see the significance of the Indian voters’ position as a kingmaker. However, this may not always be in Pakatan Harapan’s favour.

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Down to race once again

Malaysia just cannot seem to move away from the same old tired election routine.

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Pulled in different directions

He might be in jail but this former Umno president still wields enough influence to threaten party unity.

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Shades of Tanjung Piai?

Next month’s Kuala Kubu Baharu byelection could test Pakatan Harapan’s hold on the parliamentary seat in Selangor.

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Is it charity?

The controversial Umno Youth chief Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh recently jumped into another controversy with his 'duit-rayagate scandal'.

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Is the game afoot in Sabah politics?

But in politics, what you see is not always what it seems. Sometimes, the opposite of what the public sees is the truth.

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