A plea for Pannir Selvam
Pannir Selvam Pranthaman is one of several Malaysian nationals currently on death row in Singapore.
Senior Citizens Bill languishing too long
MALAYSIA is going grey – quickly. And, worryingly, we don’t have a good track record in caring for our ageing citizens.
When athletes are being threatened by persons of authorities
UP until November 2024, out of the 121 cases reported to the Malaysian Athlete, Career and Education (MACE) Unit at the National Sports Council (NSC) since the Safe Sports Code was launched almost two years ago, the bulk of it did not centre on allegations of sexual misconduct.
Will KJ do the tango with Ahmad Zahid?
DATUK Seri Dr Ahmad Hamidi has told two of the biggest thorns in his side that they can stay out of Umno forever.
Keeping the romance alive in sports despite unpredictable times
VALENTINE’S Day is approaching soon and so is my first year wedding anniversary.
Wide impact of trade and aid policies
In an uncertain world, it is time for us to innovate solutions among ourselves to address the problems related to Trump’s foreign policies.
More support, less prejudice
Let’s give Malaysia the backing it deserves as it navigates the Asean chairmanship.
Rising above Trump tariffs: How a resilient global economy outlasts US protectionism
AS US tariff threats dominate headlines and markets reel, concerns mount from Washington to Kuala Lumpur.
Asean's misunderstood 'Retreat Diplomacy'
As Malaysia concluded the first month of its Asean chairmanship in January 2025, there is a tendency by some commentators to measure its potential and pulse on the basis of one-off events, one of which is the Asean Foreign Ministers Retreat in Langkawi.
The lion doesn’t sleep in Malaysia
OF the many traditions and practices associated with Chinese New Year, two of my favourites are lou sang and the lion dance.
Bridging the gap through innovation ahead of LA Olympics
IT was an open secret that the National Sports Institute (NSI) were the punching bag in the recent post-mortem analysis on the Paris Olympic Games last year, with the government agency being blamed for the lack of full-time scientific experts in psychology to put the nation’s elite athletes in the right frame of mind during competition.