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How serious is the Chinese discontent?
THE dust has yet to settle over the Mahkota by-election but the angry exchange of words that has erupted is threatening to wash away the camaraderie between partners of the unity government.
Rethink way of delivering message on illegal racing
I RECENTLY covered an Ops Samseng Jalanan organised by the Perak police to tackle illegal street racing activities.
Forget social media influencers, there’s much work to do in football
SINCE young, we were always told to be careful when filling out documents.
Forging partnerships at receptions
NATIONAL day receptions hosted by embassies are productive and jolly affairs, featuring a speech by the head of mission celebrating the bilateral relationship, a cultural aspect such as a musical performance or art exhibition, and of course, a glimpse of the cuisine from the country hosting.
When the long arm of the law seems too short
With every revelation related to GISB, more questions emerge.
Part 4: The Strange Life of Salim the Refugee – Finally, Citizenship!
I FIRST wrote about our neighbourhood besi karat (scrap metal) collector, Salim, a Rohingya refugee, in May 2015.
Lessons on sunk cost fallacy
Time to look at ways to manage trees, clan jetties following mid-September storm.
Has Le Tour de Langkawi run its course?
LE TOUR de Langkawi was flagged off at its place of birth in Kuah on Sunday as the National Sports Council (NSC) reinvent the wheel by assuming the role of event organisers.
Is time running out for United’s manager after another defeat?
MANCHESTER United started September with a 3-0 defeat and ended it with another 3-0 loss, this time to Tottenham.
Mahkota win a thumbs-up for Johor MB
RIGHT from the start, there was concern that the feud between Datuk Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh and Teresa Kok would spill over into the Mahkota by-election.
Empty nest syndrome: Get a vasectomy reversal?
Dear Dr. G, I am a man in my mid-forties and have been married for the last 25 years. My wife and I were childhood sweethearts, and we got married after college.
Understanding BRICS
Western institutions like Goldman Sachs expect BRICS to dominate the world economy by 2050, but still cannot understand how it works despite its strengths.