IT'S time to bid 2025 goodbye. And it's not a fond adieu from me. It will be remembered as a year of loss and tragedy by many people, I'm sure.

SHE wanted to pay tribute to her former boss Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa, who was the previous health minister.

DID anyone really believe that the man known as Bossku would be returning home to serve the rest of his corruption sentence?

ONE morning at the courthouse, I heard shouting and screaming.

OUT of 33 completed seasons, teams that lead the Premier League at Christmas have gone on to win the title 17 times – a 52% success rate.

DID we do better than Singapore? Did we do better than Singapore?

WHEN China's President Xi Jinping launched the Global Civilisation Initiative (GCI) in 2023, it marked a new chapter in diplomacy, an effort to promote cultural diversity, mutual learning and civilisational dialogue.

It's the season to be jolly and we're all enjoying the festivities. Of course, it is also a time to think about getting special gifts for spouses.

AS 2025 draws to a close, one cannot help but notice that the friendship between China and Malaysia has become a rare beacon of stability in an increasingly volatile world.

There are the usual criticisms and praise following the latest Cabinet reshuffle. But what will the consequences be further down the road?

Economic and infrastructure talks between Malaysia and Singapore often end in cordial 'win-win' announcements. But the silence is loud when it comes to negotiations over decades-long issues like water supply and maritime boundaries.

The media and various groups have been pulling in opposite directions over UEC recognition, with the Prime Minister caught in the middle. What we need is a common approach and common sense to raise Malaysian education standards.