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Going beyond the lesser of two evils
AM I happy that Donald Trump has been re-elected president of the United States? No. But did the American voters have a real choice? I would say no too.
Preventing babies from being born before their time
This is crucial as premature babies are at higher risk of death and disability.
Sitting on an unfamiliar turf – is Guardiola losing his grip?
FOR the first time in Pep Guardiola’s career, Manchester City have suffered four consecutive defeats, spanning the League Cup and UEFA Champions League.
Cherishing moments that matter
MY HEART sank when fellow journalist Predeep Nambiar texted me: “Bro, I’m sure you’ve already heard. He’s terminally ill.”
Dynastic politics fading in DAP
THE day had begun well for Gobind Singh Deo. He was upbeat and energetic when addressing the Selangor DAP convention, little knowing that this would be his last speech as the party’s Selangor chairman.
'Adult' diabetes is increasingly affecting our children
This is strongly fuelled by the rising frequency of overweight and obesity among the younger generation.
A plea for clarity on prostate cancer
I understand you are featuring prostate cancer for Movember, Men's Health Month this November.
How America voted
Donald Trump made surprising gains among women, minorities, and youth.
Why politics and business should not mix in Malaysia
A reminder: The fusion of political power with business interests poses serious risks to our democracy, economy, and social fabric.
Is Trump bad news for Malaysia?
Apart from convincing the next US president to attend the Asean summit next year, the bigger challenge for a trading nation like Malaysia is to tackle an inward looking leader.
Fooling themselves
Once more, political bias in US mainstream media misrepresents voting realities on the ground.
Of fair weather friends and scapegoats
‘The rules in politics are different from those in other aspects of life, especially concerning friendships and support.’