Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor

LETTERS
There’s a deeper alternative to cheaper coffee
Rather than agonise over heavy traffic, the time can be spent on listening to educational talks, lectures or political discussions while we wait for the jam to ease.

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No logic to banning of Shamsiah Fakeh memoir

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Cheaper coffee won’t fix KL’s traffic, but it’s asking the right question

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PAS’s opposition leadership dilemma

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PAS skirts speculation over tardiness in naming opposition leader

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Iran fuel shock is about coordination, not just crude

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Islamabad talks: Iran’s silent victory at the table of failure

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Heatwave, oil crisis, and the end of ‘just drive lah’

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How geography became Iran’s most enduring weapon

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Death sheds a kindly light on Dr Ling

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PTPTN relies on incentives because its repayment system is broken

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Driving under the influence: the difference between drugs and alcohol

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Silence on strikes against Iran cannot continue

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Farewell Karam Singh Walia, the relentless voice of truth

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Yet again, Dr M blames Malays for the disunity he helped cause

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A stronger Sunway does not mean a fair deal for IJM

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AG must explain inconsistencies in murder charges for DUI drivers

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War in Iran, economic shockwaves in Southeast Asia

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‘Best’ offer made for IJM, but best for whom?

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Malaysia risks weakening systems in the fight against illicit trade

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