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No issue in M'sia is discussed without a sprinkling of race, religion attached.

This will also drastically reduce pollution and improve air quality.

Without a system that is active and sustained, the concept will remain an idea.

Until reckless driving culture and selective enforcement are resolved, harsh punishment will not prevent tragedy.

The death penalty should be abolished, not expanded.

The project is shrouded in secrecy, but available information is distressing.

We urge the government to seriously consider these proposals to introduce genuine reform.

Negligence and corruption are far more insidious threats to public safety than alcohol.

Govt must shift funds from reactive import subsidies to structural domestic reforms.

A murder charge might seem morally appropriate, but is it sustainable in court?

Govt cannot continue to ignore serious allegations of power abuse by public institutions.

There is often a lack of political will to follow through.

We need to conduct forensic audit on all companies involved in the project.

This is also not a war on alcohol but one on drunk drivers.

With these folks, there's no real ideological difference except game recognises game.

It must remain steadfast in its commitment to unity in diversity.

It's surely doable if country's top brains come together and think it over.

Malaysia can be steered through global shockwaves with calm clarity.

It could weaken its earnings quality, increase its exposure to higher-risk markets.

Openly mocking the dead is strictly forbidden in Islam.

Who would take issue with 'illegal temples' but those who seek to lord over other religions?

It may be time for liability laws to hold parties deploying AI tools responsible.

Can car park owners clamp your vehicles and demand RM100 for their release?

No individual can be allowed to hold a nation to pressure.