Good fences not enough to make good neighbours
WHEN I first bought my home, I imagined having what most homeowners would expect – peace and quiet.
Malaysia’s obesity time bomb: A national crisis in the making
MALAYSIA has long been labelled the "fattest nation" in Asia.
Ordeal crossing Causeway
Travel plans go awry when one's not aware of latest requirements.
Cooperation with China to bolster Malaysia's development, says expert
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's cooperation with China will play a crucial role as it implements the latest edition of its national development plan, aimed at advancing socio-economic development and strengthening resilience, Xinhua reported, citing an expert.
There are still things to be thankful for
As National Day approaches in stormy times, it is important to remember the people and values that bind us together.
North London rising – are Spurs joining Arsenal in a power shift?
COULD the Premier League title finally return to London this season? In the last five full campaigns, every champion came from the North West – either Manchester City or Liverpool.
China’s global development initiative — partnership, power, and the path ahead
When China's President Xi Jinping announced the Global Development Initiative (GDI) at the United Nations in September 2021, reactions were split.
The case for a Cabinet reshuffle
PUBLIC sentiment is hardening into a view that the government is under-delivering at a time when Malaysians are wrestling with rising prices, sluggish delivery of election promises, and the lingering effects of subsidy rationalisation.
Losing sleep, sex appeal over hair loss
I understand that your August articles have focused on the impact of ageing on sexual health.
Use diversity to unite, not hate
Making every small issue a racial one and promoting divisiveness is not good for the country. Those who use politics of identity as a weapon must be stopped.
Cynical use of genuine outrage
It's beyond the pale when a tragic death is used for political gain.
