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NST Leader: Asean in general | New Straits TimesNSTleader Junta chief Senior General MinAungHlaing has more murders on his mind. And he thinks he can, at his pleasure, go on a killing spree. Neither Asean nor the UnitedNations can do anything to stop him. Myanmar AungSanSuuKyi Rohingya
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NST Leader: Climate show | New Straits TimesWe are a “on-the-one-hand” and “on-the-other-hand” world. Consider climate change. If there were a “wordometer”, a machine to tally the words uttered by world leaders on things that matter to the world, climate change will win hands down. We have the Paris accord and the Kyoto Protocol. Not to mention British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s climate show to be held in November, COP26, in the Scottish city of Glasgow, otherwise known as the Net Zero by 2050 conference.
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NST Leader: No one solution to school dilemma | New Straits TimesIf there is one thing that this era of the pandemic has taught us, it is that determining exactly what we should do is the most difficult thing. From the beginning, we knew what to do to stem the spread of infection. But we were left with a tough choice.
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NST Leader: Mission schools' leases shouldn't be an issue | New Straits TimesThe brouhaha over the issue of the land lease for Convent Bukit Nanas (CBN) has finally died down a little, with the Prime Minister’s Office announcing that the lease would be extended by 60 years. It is a decision that is most welcome, considering the school has been serving Malaysia for 122 years.
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NST Leader: No prosecution please, we are British | New Straits TimesNSTleader The New Law Journal, a British legal magazine, puts it thus on Wednesday: '94 per cent of the people think it is important the UnitedKingdom is seen as a country that upholds the law.'
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