Looking to ourselves
In a globalised world where risks expand and multiply, energy security looms as a critical factor for economic development and national security.
Classical move with a twist
Strategy from an ancient Greek war informs this week's analysis of moves in the opposition camp. What are the consequences of a 'gift' that would allow sacked Bersatu members to rejoin the coalition in a new form?
Real unity is by the roadside
A heartwarming motorcycle story that transcends race goes to show that, away from social media, there is a quieter, more enduring, more forgiving Malaysia.
MB stuck in palace controversy
The optics from the five empty chairs flanking the Ruler and his consort at the opening of the Negri Sembilan state assembly spoke louder than words.
Transparency gaps in KL public projects
THE United Nations, through its Sustainable Development Goals, sets clear benchmarks for transparency, accountability and public access to information.
With Selangor Sultan weighing in, Sukma hangs in the balance
THE future of the 2026 Malaysia Games (Sukma) now hangs in the balance.
Making it easy to own an EV
WHEN I first joined the "electric" revolution nine years ago (I bought a hybrid car), electric vehicle (EV) adoption in Malaysia was in its infancy.
Look East: Frequent head-of-state diplomacy highlights China’s rising role in a shifting global order
AS GEOPOLITICAL tensions mount and the international landscape is gradually being reshaped, a clear trend has emerged across the first four months of 2026: nations worldwide are increasingly "looking east" toward China.
The run in – five games to decide it all
THE "run-in" is the theme of the Premier League as it reaches the most important period of the season.
What is the ‘measure’ of unity?
I WORRY about our society. We tend to measure many things that are important in life with numbers. Like university and academic excellence. So many numbers are created that the true role of academia and knowledge in society is simply lost.
Asean-China connectivity and Chinese language competency development
SINCE the launch of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), academic and policy discussions have shifted from a primary focus on hard infrastructure and trade facilitation towards the initiative's "people-to-people" dimension.












