Heat rises on Chinese ground in Johor
THE war of words in Johor is near fever pitch even though the election campaign has only just officially begun.
Goals galore, games and one-of-a-kind Messi – World Cup enters new phase
ACROSS 17 days of action in Canada, Mexico and the United States, 72 games were played in group stage, and 215 goals were scored.
Opening their eyes to the world
NEXT year, in the month of July, I will have spent 40 years of my life as an academic.
Principle, power and Asean's maritime future
CHINA'S Global Security Initiative enters South-East Asian diplomacy with an appealing premise: security should be common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable.
Respecting bodies of law and order
AS if we needed further proof, the United Nations' Independent International Commission of Inquiry has now published details of the harrowing and devastating impact of the ongoing genocide in Gaza – documenting targeted killings of Palestinian children, intentional injuries, detention-related abuses, attacks on hospitals and schools – with severe long-term harm and destruction to children's health, education and development.
Building resilience, one recycled bottle at a time
ON June 24, Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming launched the National Recycling Campaign in a mall in Bukit Bintang, which is one of Malaysia's busiest commercial districts.
Sexpectations: The overlooked piece of the health puzzle
Dear Dr. G, I am a 57-year-old mother who has a bone to pick with you. I am disappointed to see how you have focused your articles throughout June on issues of sexual frequency.
We should be different
Our responses to the Rohingya situation expose a very ugly side of Malaysians, especially online.
In the AI age, critical thinking becomes a career advantage
Gen Alpha, the first generation to grow up entirely with digital technologies, is expected to be highly comfortable with AI.
Realities of conflict matter
Victors and vanquished would both want to claim they won, but ultimately the realities behind a range of factors and metrics will decide.
The waiter, the QR code and me
The simple act of ordering food has become a chore in some restaurants. First, machines demand to know your intimate details, then you have to pick up your own utensils and hot water – and still pay a service charge.











