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Much ado over nothing

While great powers may achieve global prominence through sound achievements in an earlier era, historical decline sets in with reckless action by uninformed leaders disengaged from reality.

Musings

Take the compassionate road

We need to take a good hard look at ourselves and how we treat the most marginalised among us, especially women and children, says the writer.

The Star Says

Break the silence over organ donation

ASK almost any Malaysian if they would save a life if given the chance, and the answer is an easy, unanimous yes.

Analysis

Who will win in the hottest seat?

Among the most asked questions about the Negri Sembilan polls are who will win in the hot seats of Chennah and Linggi and, most curious of all, where is Nurul Izzah?

Why Not?

Rubbish of a World Cup final

THE World Cup final on Sunday – early Monday morning here – was a load of rubbish.

Citycism

Batang Lupar bridge a lifeline

THE newly-completed Batang Lupar I bridge in Sarawak is an impressive sight, stretching 4.8km across the estuary as Malaysia's longest river-crossing bridge.

Sports Box

Sporting feast goes on after highs and lows of World Cup

A FEW colleagues – all ardent football fans – dropped by the Sports desk over the past few days.

#Abidinideas

A summer of sport and politics

ALLEGIANCES can shift considerably in the space of several years. In some cases this is understandable. For example, when partners realised they have different priorities or unavoidable constraints, and part ways.

Craig's Football Corner

Spain’s beautiful game survives Argentina’s ugly antics

As Rodri lifted the World Cup trophy into the bright New Jersey sky, he beamed with the pride of a deserving champion. He and his Spanish teammates came to play football and they showed that they are the best in the world at it.

So Aunty, So What?

Tarnishing the white uniform

SQUEAKY clean. Ask AI and it says this adjective means "completely, perfectly clean or entirely virtuous." It goes on to quote Oxford Learner's Dictionary that in the context of figurative reputation, it "describes a person or organisation known for being completely honest, morally correct, and above reproach."

Opinion

Asean-Russia Summit in Kazan: celebrating 35 years of unity in diversity

From June 17 to 18, the Russian city of Kazan hosted the Asean-Russia commemorative summit. It was dedicated to the 35th anniversary of Association's relations with Russia and the 30th  anniversary of their dialogue partnership.

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