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Read more about the article When Humazah Becomes a School System by Nayli Zekry

When Humazah Becomes a School System by Nayli Zekry

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:15/07/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Opinions
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Deconstructing the All-Girls Culture of Gossips, Performance, and Quiet Violence. Six in ten Malaysian students suffer from anxiety, depression, or stress [1], a clear sign of a growing mental health…

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Read more about the article Should Countries Run Like Businesses? by Intan Balqis

Should Countries Run Like Businesses? by Intan Balqis

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:10/07/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Advocate
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The role of government has always been debated. It’s the reason why different political ideologies came about in the first place. Some say that countries should be run like a…

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Read more about the article Have You Ever Wondered? by Khazin Hisham

Have You Ever Wondered? by Khazin Hisham

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:09/07/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Opinions
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Have you ever wondered why there’s so much we don’t know in this life?  Why are there oceans of knowledge we haven’t touched, corners of the world we’ve never seen,…

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Read more about the article Snob by Arisya Azizi

Snob by Arisya Azizi

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:07/07/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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“The Reading” - Vittorio Reggianini, 1858-1939 Imagine a time, not so long ago, when simply wearing glasses could get you killed. When knowing too much, or being able to speak…

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Read more about the article How the Malaysia-China Security MOU affects our Neutrality by Christopher Lim (Part 2/2)

How the Malaysia-China Security MOU affects our Neutrality by Christopher Lim (Part 2/2)

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:04/07/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Opinions
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As tensions rise, strategic neutrality matters more than ever. Credit: CNN. When Prime Minister Anwar cozied up to China with 31 MOUs, especially one with China's Global Security Initiative, it…

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Read more about the article Federation on Trial by Afif Azlan

Federation on Trial by Afif Azlan

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:03/07/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Advocate
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“Bersemangat tuan-tuan, kalau lemah begini tak dapat merdeka Malaysia. Merdeka Malaysia!” - Lee Kuan Yew, 1963 Isn’t it ironic that one of the most patriotic Malay speeches ever recorded was…

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Read more about the article CEKU Inspires Episode 4: Bridging the Educational Divide

CEKU Inspires Episode 4: Bridging the Educational Divide

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:25/06/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Inspires
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Bridging the Educational Divide: Inequity, Language, and Power in Malaysia's Learning Landscape Nasharil, a final-year PhD candidate at the University of Manchester and an experienced educator with over ten years…

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Read more about the article Two Not Three By S.Azzalea

Two Not Three By S.Azzalea

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:24/06/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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The Paradox of Choice: Are We Happier with Fewer Options? In today’s world, we are overwhelmed by choice. From the moment we wake up to the moment we fall asleep,…

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Read more about the article Making sure China-Malaysia MOUs don’t become IOUs by Christopher Lim (Part 1/2)

Making sure China-Malaysia MOUs don’t become IOUs by Christopher Lim (Part 1/2)

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:12/06/2025
  • Post category:Uncategorized
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As the MOUs were being signed in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia showed it was open for business. Meanwhile, China showed it was getting ready to lead. Although Gen-Zs (myself included) were…

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Read more about the article Beyond the Grades by Eizka Rizal Ali

Beyond the Grades by Eizka Rizal Ali

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:07/06/2025
  • Post category:Uncategorized
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“Don’t make mistakes.” “You cannot fail.” These phrases were ingrained in us growing up in Malaysia. But why are mistakes viewed as such a big deal? Why is failure seen…

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