The borders that betray us
CORRUPTION has long been described as a cancer in Malaysia. What is now painfully clear is that the disease has reached the country's front door.
Why TuJu?: Govt must clarify selection of developer
FROM NEOW CHOO SEONG MCA Youth National Information Chief
Xi Jinping's new Long March
On the banks of the Yudu River in east China, a choir sang of soldiers leaving home more than nine decades ago.
A very high-risk flight path
WHICH is the world's worst airport for drug trafficking?
Nine Emperor Gods Festival wows China tourists
WHEN tourists from China witness the activities of the Nine Emperor Gods Festival in Penang for the first time, many are left mesmerised.
Fighting boarding school bullying
I WANT to address the disturbing issue of bullying in Malaysian boarding schools.
United are broken, Brighton are flying and EPL has credibility problem
EXACTLY 10 months ago, after a 1-1 draw with Leeds at Elland Road, Ruben Amorim got sacked after voicing his displeasure towards the management.
The challenges awaiting new NSC boss Arrifin that go beyond medals
THE appointment of Arrifin Mohd Ghani as the new director-general of the National Sports Council (NSC), arguably the nation's hottest seat in sports, is more than a routine changing of the guard at Bukit Jalil.
Bone and Boner Weaknesses
World Osteoporosis Day is observed annually on October 20, making this is an excellent opportunity to highlight an often-neglected issue in men's health.
The Houthi impact
Once dismissed as 'fighters in sandals', the Yemenis are now poised to reshape an entire region and impact the global economy.
Malaysia's immigration problem: A question of law, responsibility and humanity
'We should never be unkind'.
Arrogance of the ‘oxygen’ exporter
Indonesia has said it can extinguish haze-causing fires within a month. How much weight should we give that statement?
