THIS year, most countries around the world solemnly commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, an unprecedented catastrophe in humanity's history in terms of bloodshed and destruction.

ALTHOUGH some major open houses were cancelled as a mark of respect following the passing of Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Raya open houses continue to take place even after the month of Syawal.

IT'S a foregone conclusion that the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) will win the Singapore general election taking place tomorrow and retain its reign as government.

WHEN the South Korean contingent shows up in strength at this week's The CJ Cup Byron Nelson – they will look back with great pride the trailblazing exploits of one man who defied all odds to ensure the American dream isn't quite the pipe dream.

"WHY mishandling of a nation's flag is such a sensitive issue."

THE strategic thinker behind the Jaya '98 programme that accelerated Malaysia's medal-winning performance in multi-sports Games, is no more.

HERE is a tale about a Buddhist monk and a cat that might shine a light on the unspoken side of compliance culture.

IT is not May yet and we already have our Premier League champions!

THIS column had on April 14, "Judicial appointments ripe for review", reviewed the law rela­ting to the Judicial Appointments Commission and pointed out some flaws therein.