#letter

The arguments that UEC undermines national unity become untenable in the modern context.

Simply raising excise duties is a far simpler solution to improve public health.

We don't want to relive that dreadful day for another inquiry that goes nowhere.

Removal will disproportionately affect lower and middle-income households.

Though operators aren't ready now, things will move in that direction soon.

Annual pilgrimage of the mind has become a global phenomenon.

Issues surrounding the airport warrant scrutiny from the authorities.

In general, liberalisation works in favour of developed nations, established players.

Verify lenders via official channels as scammers skilled at making it look legit.

The people are getting frustrated.

City council, traffic police must step up enforcement.

The MCMC rebuts assertions made by Malaysiakini columnist R Nadeswaran.

Health is a shared responsibility, not just an individual issue.

Super-rich must contribute more to society.

Guna should approach media council for redress if he's unhappy.

Malaysians deserve better than conjecture and selective interpretation.

There is no scientific evidence to support a total prohibition.

A poem based on Psalm 51 relaying the group's oppression and discrimination.

Decisions that affect public's right to read must be guided by clear principles.

People are forced to tighten purse strings as price of basic food skyrockets.

Past experience shows traffic congestion worsens after WFH is scaled back.

Productivity is rising but it's not reflected in workers' remuneration.

We need to address this structural gap in our democratic system.

Paper qualifications aside, we need critical thinking and adaptability, among others.