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The ‘Emotional Hack’

How politicians can manipulate minds and perpetuate power.

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On an open court

Malaysia’s justice system must make a commitment to transparency to hold public confidence.

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Critical thinking frees you from slavery

The ability to think and form your own opinion is key to self-empowerment.

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Breaking free from the shackles of tribalism: Embracing universal compassion

From ancient civilisations to modern societies, the destructive consequences of dividing humanity into “us” versus “them” have been abundantly evident.

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Setting the stage for our shared values

We are bound together by the universality of human nature throughout history.

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The rise of ‘denialism’ in Malaysia

The practice is a barrier to national unity, says the writer.

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Upholding Islamic principles: The role of Royalty and the Council of Rulers in Malaysia

The Malaysian monarchy, particularly the nine hereditary rulers who comprise the Conference of Rulers, serves as the guardians of Islam in the country.

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Stateless children’s citizenship: A humanitarian imperative beyond legal boundaries

All of us must remind ourselves to maintain our humane qualities when dealing with stateless children.

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A call to action amid global suffering

It is incumbent upon us, as members of the global community, to recognise our privilege and leverage it for the betterment of those less fortunate, says the writer.

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Embracing aunified Malaysiain 2024

If we start prioritising the real issues beyond divisive narratives, we can face the numerous challenges of the new year more effectively.

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Empowerment through legal foundations

How the rule of law uplifts citizens.

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Collaborative empowerment

How citizens can safeguard against exploitation by political and economic elites for collective wellbeing.

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