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I sent this memo to the editorial staff at VentureBeat today, explaining the way I think that we should approach this moment in digital media.

Malaysia’s fuel subsidies encourage the use of global warming fossil fuels by offering cheap petrol. Does that make sense?

More than 40% of the people in Malaysian prisons have not been convicted of any crime yet they can spend months, sometimes years, behind bars awaiting a trial.

A wish list for some of our new ministers, along with a look at the challenges they face (and good wishes too!).

If you don't bother to make your voice heard through the ballot box, politicians won't bother listening to you.

We must get our representatives to take serious action on climate change. The future of our planet is fragile, and all of us – politicians and the public – need to act to protect it.

This is really heavy handed tactics being used by the security forces, we continue to see those demonstrations taking place up and down the country. over the weekend we p in kurdish cities we saw at least two people being killed according to one human rights group after security forces opened fire on protesters and we are continuing to see the crackdown by the security forces. weve heard from human writes watch, am nexty, and successful -- were talking about bother that has been hard to independ...

Would you argue against protecting our young from the most deadly legal product available?

Chronic diseases – such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer – cause 70% of deaths and cost RM9bil in productivity losses in Malaysia.

In the face of a new UN report that says it’s ‘code red for humanity’ now where are the keyboard warriors who have plenty to say about Russia-Ukraine but are silent on this issue?