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Pushing for more
Ahead of Malaysia Day tomorrow, our columnist looks at the fight put on by Sabah and Sarawak for their rights under the Malaysia Agreement 1963.
Halal certs – do it tastefully
Halal certification makes perfect business sense in a country where the majority Muslim population is continuing to grow. But there is no need to force feed the certificates to non-Muslims.
Embrace diversity to strengthen unity
FOR many decades after the Malayan independence in 1957, we celebrated National Day in a grand way, with parades, and performances, and fly bys, oh my! After all, losing the colonial yoke is understandably something to be proud of.
Will NSC relinquish their captaincy to NSAs?
TWO captains commanding one ship make it sink.
BRICS' currency dilemma: A necessary quality leap beyond the dollar
THE currently ongoing BRICS Summit, which commenced on Sept 9 in Sochi, Russia, must prioritise the development of solid strategies to expedite the transition away from reliance on the United States dollar. Donald Trump’s 100% tariff threat to protect the dollar’s global status, despite its absurdity, underscores not only the toxicity of this currency but also the critical importance of diversifying and deepening trading relationships with more reliable partners and robust platforms.
Alarm bells ring over racial issues
From socks to food, there are simply too many incidents involving 2R or race and religious issues that are causing flashpoints for racial tensions in the country.
Beng Hee’s dream comes true, but will it be a nightmare for Malaysia?
SOME people dream, others make those dreams come true. And former squash player Ong Beng Hee belongs in the latter group.
Critical to improve health literacy
People must learn to modify diets to prevent lifestyle diseases such as diabetes.
Embracing our unity and diversity
This year’s Jiwa Merdeka theme is apt because we are freed from the shackles of Covid-19, and Malaysia’s post-pandemic recovery is the fruit of our collective efforts.
Debates: More like superhero movies than intellectual discourse
If there is a second debate, Harris needs to work on becoming viral lightning.
Huge potential in halal diplomacy
SHANGHAI: Malaysia’s role as a keen proponent of “halal diplomacy” has resulted in a significant investment potential worth RM4bil from Chinese companies interested to set up operations in the country.
Our easily bristled politicians
IN psychology, being a highly sensitive person (HSP) is recognised as a personality trait or temperamental disposition.