Penile enhancement: Confidence boost or risky business?
I am a 25-year-old man who is currently at the peak of my career. While I have a great job, I often get asked why I have not engaged in any romantic relationships. The truth is, I feel somewhat apprehensive about intimacy because I consider my penis to be somewhat deficient.
Strengthening media independence
The Malaysian Media Council Act has to protect the press as a guardian of democracy.
Can money bury the truth?
Zionists are trying to buy their way out of international humiliation.
Who can tap into the anger?
Could the 'Chinese tsunami' in Sabah spark a movement away from traditional choices in the peninsula?
Nation’s needs trump state pride
The Sultan of Selangor knows all about state rights and how important they are. But His Royal Highness is also right when he says the country must come first for all state leaders.
Heed the blaring alarm of the HK high-rise fire
THE blaze that swept through a densely populated high-rise complex in Hong Kong on Nov 26 claimed 160 lives – and serves as a chilling reminder of the ever-present danger of fire lurking in our vertical cities.
Power, promises and the politics of reality
POLITICS has an uncomfortable relationship with honesty. Everyone claims to value it, yet few are willing to practice it when the truth is inconvenient.
Cracks forming in Pakatan over reform promises
The Prime Minister is open to speeding up reform measures but he appears to have drawn a line over DAP's request to recognise the UEC.
The darndest things they said
DATUK Seri Bung Moktar Radin, who passed away just over a week ago, was a man who added spice to the Dewan Rakyat.
Flyovers not the answer
BUILDING flyovers is a knee-jerk reaction to urban traffic congestion.
Councils need to clean up their act
SELANGOR Ruler Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah gets many complaint letters and e-mails from the rakyat and patiently reads them all before sending them to the relevant parties for follow-up action.
Spirit soars at the Games even as border tensions rise
MOST restaurants in Bangkok seem to be filled with excited people - but it's not about the many nail-biting battles in the SEA Games.











