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Najib still a thorn from behind bars

THE fund-raising campaign to send Datuk Seri Najib Razak home is stuck at around RM10mil.

Citycism

Clear rules can ease flag fears

EVERY August, the Jalur Gemi­lang starts appearing across the country along roads, outside shops and on buildings – signalling the arrival of National Day.

Why Not?

A legend leaves us with lessons

I WAS in India when news broke that Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali had passed away. All of us Malaysians there were shocked and conversation was only about her. Breakfast was sombre.

Opinion

From F1 pioneer to talent builder, Alex keeps Malaysia racing

CAN it really be 27 years since the first Malaysian Grand Prix, and almost a decade since the last?

So Aunty, So What?

Farewell, our dearest Dr Hasmah

As the wife of the country's longest serving prime minister, she was the epitome of grace, dignity, intelligence and elegance.

Pinang Points

Walkable Hat Yai leaves George Town behind

I SPENT three days in Hat Yai, southern Thailand, recently and it rained on all three.

A Winning Factor

Financial doping, no-win scenarios and the question nobody wants to answer

THE Premier League is on international break, and while the Nations League delivered some outstanding games, the biggest bombshell came off the pitch rather than on it.​

Musings

A hazy view ahead

Will the murky mad season ever end and give Malaysians the clarity they need?

Behind The Headlines

Reading beyond the optics

US-China relations are generally on the mend and require a longer term assessment beyond this year, so instant verdicts on the recent Washington Summit are inadequate.

Putting Dr G On The Spot

Contact tracing in Silent Chlamydia

Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections and is caused by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis. It is transmitted predominantly through vaginal, anal or oral sexual contact and may infect the urethra, cervix, rectum and, less commonly, the throat.

It's Just Politics

‘Sabah and Sulu are brothers’

A senior Sulu politician, who has overseen the Philippine province's emergence from decades of turbulence into a new era, believes its ties with Sabah are still strong.

On The Beat

Malaysia could do with a little more ‘boring’

There are worse things for a country to be known for than being predictable.

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