Let’s unite under the (correctly flown) Jalur Gemilang
THIS month is always brimming with pride and patriotism as Malaysians get into the mood to celebrate National Day on Aug 31, with the red, white, blue and yellow of the Jalur Gemilang becoming ubiquitous.
Jalur Gemilang and the rise of political bullies
Politicians-turned-bullies usually have a dismal record on ideas and achievements, and act out to have a temporary sense of superiority or confidence..
Blindsided by Zara Qairina tragedy
A perfect storm looms over the approaching Sabah election as public sentiments continue to simmer over the controversial death of a 13-year-old schoolgirl.
People-pleaser’s problem
HAVE you met a yes-man? Did you find his lack of courage to engage, and flip flopping on issues off-putting?
The no medal target approach – does it bode well for growth of Malaysian sports?
IN four months time, almost 900 local athletes will be making the short trip across to converge in three Thai provinces.
Here's how to prevent these five common exercise injuries
Whether you're a weekend warrior or a dedicated gym-goer, injuries can happen, so learn how to prevent them.
Longer wait for the last-mile link
Various challenges are faced in completing the connectivity of public transportation projects in the Klang Valley.
An emerging new global trade order
The United States' ongoing trade wars under Donald Trump's second administration have fundamentally changed the global trading environment.
Big Smile, No Teeth: No alcohol? No problem. Don’t worry, the kids are all right
It has been written about but discovering it for ourselves was startling: Gen Z doesn't drink.
More obese children are developing 'adult' diabetes
Many Malaysian children are overweight and obese, which in turn is leading to an increase in type 2 diabetes in these young ones.
Olympic House – a legacy in concrete, a dream in gold
MALAYSIA is breaking ground – literally and figuratively – with the construction of a RM93mil Olympic House in Bukit Jalil.
How can we stop the bullying?
WHEN I became a father, I realised that the safety and well-being of my child, and later five children, would be my topmost priority. It wasn't the As or Bs of education that I prioritised, I only wished that they would be safe and healthy (and that they would love reading as much as I do).