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Putting Dr G On The Spot

Climax in a flash: Premature ejaculation in older men

I face a rather curious problem in the bedroom and really hope you can help.

On The Beat

No place for haters in nation-building

While childish antics should be met with reasonable penalties, serial offenders who misuse race and religion need to be punished. But we also need to move on and focus on building the nation.

Behind The Headlines

An expected blow-up

Ukraine thought it had endless Western money and weapons to help it fight Russia, until Trump's White House expressed a desire to make peace.

It's Just Politics

What lies beneath

Sabah politics can be complicated, with history and family ties affecting outcomes. Even the notoriously bad condition of the state's roads goes far beyond the jarring potholes on the surface.

On The Line

Farewell to Harun and Azmi - unsung heroes in their respective fields

LAST Tuesday was a sad day for many.

The Star Says

We cannot leave half our population on the sidelines

YESTERDAY was International Women's Day, so it's nice to be able to say that Malaysia has made significant progress in advancing women's rights over the years.

Analysis

Fierce undercurrents in Penang ahead of DAP polls

LIM Guan Eng was once the most powerful man in DAP. No one in his party dared to criticise him, and DAP politicians were even afraid to speak to reporters who he disliked.

Why Not?

A ‘degree mill’ to uplift women

In a world where women are discriminated against, one man sets an example.

Citycism

Partnership the way to go for stray management

LATELY, there has been much public outcry after gut-wrenching videos circulating on social media exposed the alleged brutal handling of stray dogs by local councils.

Sports Box

Women in sports give us reason to celebrate

IT was 15 years ago when I made my first trip to the All-England in 2010.

Children

Is your teen hiding something from you?

It's a delicate balance between respecting a teenager's autonomy and watching out for their well-being.

#Abidinideas

Trust erodes amid discontent

THERE was only a 0.1% chance of the new moon – prompting the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan – being visible on the evening of Friday, Feb 28, but as I was already in Port Dickson, I took the opportunity to once again join officials from Majlis Agama Islam Negri Sembilan (Mains), the Department for Surveys and Mapping (Jupem) and others at the Negri Sembilan Observatory – still one of the most powerful in South-East Asia.

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