COMMENT | Five problems that Malaysian liberals should recognise (Part 1)

Malaysia Kini - Nov 8, 2026

The US may have just experienced a 'blue tsunami'; Malaysia should not expect the same.

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COMMENT | Five problems that Malaysian liberals should recognise (Part 1)

More News

Teachers without laptops top priority in DepEd rollout

Great bluff, true courage: Negros honors its heroes

American man jailed for stealing Chanel perfumes at Changi Airport

This week’s milestones: Nov. 8 to Nov. 14

Gencorp counsel skips Sara Duterte impeachment trial on Nov. 9, cites medical reason

San Sebastián: Come for the scenery, stay for the food

‘Ayo Ayo sa Nangayo’ puts Bohol’s environmental struggle into perspective

Only a fraction of World Heritage sites are in Africa. China wants to fix that

Southeast Asia’s green push brings solar power, but who pays to keep it on?

Singapore targets at least 40% reduction in emissions from aviation fuels

Indonesians furious as Batam data centres drain taps: ‘we cannot cook without water’

Vietnam's top leader and spouse depart for official visit to Japan

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