#letter

Concrete policies needed to curb cartels, not rhetoric.

Silence is complicity. Delay is denial.

Ability to use digital devices doesn’t mean kids are advanced.

Politicians must heed the king’s call.

Arrests affect liberty of citizens, must be exercised with great care, caution.

It takes on a role beyond that of a transport hub.

Cash assistance programmes don't address this systemic problem.

Unglamorous fixes, grunt work earn public confidence.

Surprisingly, public outcry against graft seems to be poor.

Govt must ask why people are renouncing citizenship, not just offer statistics.

Either we act now or suffer in silence forever.

When two elephants fight, the mousedeer dies in the middle.

Waste management mindset must change.

Title not the issue, but the context in which it is used.

M'sia seems to have a history of being a boon to Tamil celebrities entering politics.

Leaders need to exhibit empathy, sympathy and inclusiveness.

Can we afford to remain silent today and manage the consequences tomorrow?

We cannot build a clean energy system on a foundation of future waste.

Legal profession's freedom to perform duties without fear is vital to administration of justice.

The party does not need cabinet positions to further its cause.

Poor conditions come from lack of strict enforcement against tenants who don’t pay fees.

It was the deadliest attack on a health facility in Myanmar since 2021.

The rejection of peninsular parties means locals now control their own destiny.

As the effects of climate change worsen, we should strengthen protection, not weaken it.