An information Armageddon
Today we have already seen how fake news and lies can lead to impunity. This is why freedom of the press and freedom of speech matter.
Round and round it goes
Deals are being made and betrayals are being plotted. Welcome to politics in the wild, wild east as Sabah prepares for state elections.
Punishing minors is not the answer
From sexual relations to drug addiction, Kelantan has a problem with its young people. The state needs to relook its approach, not just simply punish all, including underage girls.
Mixed-heritage dream turns into FIFA nightmare for FAM
WHEN FIFA's statement dropped, Malaysian football circles were left reeling. First came disappointment, then anguish, and finally – utter disbelief.
Dance delicately with nature, not wrestle it
THE sight of a crocodile swimming in the waters off Teluk Bahang, Penang, on Tuesday was more than just an anomaly: it was a symbol of our strained relationship with nature.
A rather unlucky Chief Minister
The battle lines are drawn in Sabah ahead of an election mired by corruption allegations, the tragic death of a schoolgirl, floods and infrastructure troubles.
Liek Hou sparkles and others shine off the sporting field
OH, how Botswana's 4x400m relay quartet celebrated.
Local buses missing the basics
WHEN I was in Hong Kong last year, getting around on public transport was a breeze.
All routes lead to China
HUNDREDS of media practitioners from around the world descended on Kunming in China's southwestern Yunnan province to attend the 2025 Media Cooperation Forum on the Belt and Road recently.
Massive toll on scam victims
Earlier this year I came to know about human-trafficking victim Gan Jiea Jie, who at 19 was forced into working scams.
From Anfield to the Emirates, it’s a weekend to remember
WHAT a weekend of football, courtesy of the god of fixtures. Three massive games, including aderby, back-to-back in one round.
It’s all a matter of trust in politics
For me, trust in a politician begins with their history.
