The fire of hope burns brighter
SELDOM do two tragedies turn into hope, but that was what I witnessed happening to this nation in the past week.
Twin parks, shared dreams: How Malaysia and China are building the future together
IN 2012, a bold new chapter in Malaysia-China relations began. That year saw the birth of the China-Malaysia Qinzhou Industrial Park (CMQIP) in Guangxi, a city humming with ambition and potential.
Bitter Sweet Honeymoon Cystitis
Dear Dr G, My wife and I have been married since January, and the last few months have been a bit of a nightmare when it comes to sex.
In tragedy, a message of hope
It was a monster fire, but it was also one that silenced the divisive monsters in our society. Instead, the true, caring Malaysian shone through in the Putra Heights calamity.
Political fallout from disasters
Will the Putra Heights disaster have any effect on voters?
When tariffs are suicidal
The best defence against Trump 2.0's worldwide tariffs is the administration's sense of national interest, if it kicks in soon enough.
Massive task awaits Jefri as first NSC DG born after act was established
JEFRI Ngadirin, the 10th individual to helm the National Sports Council (NSC) as their director-general commencing April 4, represents a new breed of sports officials coming through the ranks within the agency.
The time to prepare for the next disaster is now
WHEN catastrophe strikes, it doesn't check borders or timetables. It comes swiftly, sometimes in multiples.
The scandal that refuses to go away
HAS Tedy Teow, the Penang-born ponzi scheme mastermind, spilled the beans?
Once upon a village
MEMORIES came flooding back as I stood on the bridge across the river near my house.
Making Malaysia’s marriage work
IT'S my wedding anniversary today. It's been more than three decades – closer to four actually – but I remember the day vividly. It was a wedding quite unlike those of today.
Malaysia need to host smaller sporting events to stay relevant
The country's once bustling sports scene has slowly dwindled.
