‘Chosen one’ might not have been chosen yet
With statutory declarations making an appearance again, one of the Opposition's major parties is looking shaky.
May the spirit of Malaysia Day inspire us always
ON Tuesday, we celebrate Malaysia Day.
Redevelopment hits the final wall
The recent commotion at Kampung Sungai Baru is the latest snag in the long process to finally redevelop the area under a modernisation plan already agreed to by some 72% of the residents.
Muhyiddin not out of danger zone
THIS has not been the best of times for Bersatu deputy president Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin whose political ambitions appear to have suffered a setback.
A run of good news for Malaysian athletics
IT has really been a long time since there was any excitement about Malaysian athletics, which has been mediocre at best.
Design for safety
HOW often have you walked down a dimly lit walkway and felt the urge to quicken your pace?
Bucket list destinations for M’sians
A FRIEND sent me a text recently that has filled me with regret.
From professor to processor: Is AI taking over?
From DR SAHEERA SARDAR MOHAMED INTI International University
No one should endure abuse to earn a living
IN 2020, Malaysia ranked second in Asia for cyberbullying among youth - a stark reminder of how serious the issue has become. The rise of social media has turned online spaces into breeding grounds for insults, identity misuse and harassment. Over the years, the workplace has undergone a major shift, both legally and culturally. Behaviours that were once regarded as "normal office culture" or just a "management style" are now being taken more seriously.
M’sia set to gain from revived RIC
THE expected return of the Russia-India-China (RIC) troika is seen as the anchor for the rising multipolar world order.
Let’s stop destroying our peace
I WATCHED the Reformasi demonstrations on TV in 1998, witnessing how citizens protested, first against an unjust incarceration and then broadening their calls to demand political reform. They began advocating for greater democracy, for a more just society rather than one in which a leader controlled the institutions of authority with an iron hand.
Three games, six lessons: What we’ve learned from EPL so far
THE first international break of the new Premier League season is here. Three games down, and plenty of lessons already emerging. Here are the key takeaways so far:
