Politics
Malaysians would be better off if our institutions are adapted to suit Malaysia’s new normal of having coalition governments formed by parties of similar strength.
Not having a single dominant party in the foreseeable future would help us to position ourselves to achieve stable governments and coalitions worthy of voters’ support.
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Visiting to Pasar Malam Bukit Ayam Kluang
Tarikh: 13 Apr 2013 Tempat: Pasar Malam Bukit Ayam Kluang [nggallery id=28]
Visiting of Gunasekaran Arumugam
Lawatan Gunasekaran Arumugam ketua kaum india di Sembrong yang juga ahli PKR meluangkan masa bersama Liew Chin Tong di Pusat Pilihanraya Pakatan Rakyat P.152 Kluang pada 13 April 2013. [nggallery…
Visiting to PAS Kluang
Perjumpaan Saudara Liew Chin Tong dan Tan hong Pin bagi merapatkan perhubungan disamping penerangan mengenai agenda perjuangan Pakatan Rakyat pada 12 Apr 2013 di Balai Islam Haji Omar Jani Markas…
Vising Pasar Malam Tmn Sri Kluang
Date: 5 Apr 2013 Venue: Pasar Malam Taman Sri Kluang [nggallery id=23]
Launching of Pakatan Rakyat Election Center P.152 Kluang
Date: 6 Apr 2013 Venue: No. 33 Jalan Perniagaan Tasik 1, Taman Tasik, Kluang [nggallery id=22]
Urban sprawls are not the answer
The world is in search of solutions at a time when populations are growing, energy costs are on a permanent rise, climate change is no longer a fiction, and water…
Re-examining development of cities
It was said that “the 19th century was a century of empires; the 20th century was a century of nation states. The 21st century will be a century of cities.”…
Middle ground is battle ground
Middle ground is battle ground Going by our newspapers, Malaysia seems to be on the path of polarisation, politically or otherwise. But a 10 per cent vote swing either way…