Saving Selangor from green/blue wave
PKR seems frozen about how to tackle the Malay tsunami, but there are hints of a new alliance to help Pakatan Harapan hold on to power in Selangor.
‘Clean up after ourselves’
Malaysians lack civic responsibility, throw rubbish indiscriminately.
Nicol’s story can inspire new stars as Sukma takes off
WITH the Malaysia Games (Sukma) set to officially take flight with the opening ceremony in Shah Alam today, complete with fireworks and a colourful parade, I sent a quick text to our squash queen Datuk Nicol David.
A national embarrassment
Systemic gaps and urgent overhauls needed in Malaysian aviation security.
US snared in costly standoff
SIX months into the war against Iran, president of the United States Donald Trump remains trapped in a costly strategic deadlock, an augury that he has effectively lost the "war".
A third force beyond politics for Malaysia
Malaysia needs academics to step beyond their universities and help shape a national narrative rooted in knowledge, harmony, and the common good.
What top Premier League clubs need before the season starts in 10 days
WE are 10 days away from the start of the Premier League season. While some teams have wrapped up their international tours in Asia or the United States, others are still on their final legs.
New Retail Revolution: Digital Business, Neuromarketing and Consumer Experience
The way people shop is changing rapidly as digital commerce and social media become increasingly embedded in everyday life.
Breastfeeding, intimacy and the return of desire
Dr G is occasionally put on the spot by sex-deprived spouses due to temporary devotion to breastfeeding.
Oh, my deer...
Bigwig or small fry, some parties may be crushed by fractured alliances in the next general election, says the columnist.
Stay the course, Mr Prime Minister
After a couple of state elections, many are pushing for a general election. But the unity government, formed to provide stability, needs to stay in charge at least until its reforms bear fruit.
Barking up the wrong tree
Closing the UN refugee agency's office in Kuala Lumpur will not close down the Malaysia's refugee problem.












