China-Asean trade: A missed tech opportunity
CHINA'S growing trade and investment footprint in Southeast Asia has served as a key economic engine for Asean member states.
Shaping the Tik Tok generation with values of the 1990s
IN the mid-1990s, as Malaysian football was still reeling from the bribery scandal, the path forward required more than just damage control – it needed structure, vision, and long-term investment.
Is the death penalty still relevant?
THERE is a global debate about the death penalty – its morality and utility, and its clash with evolving conceptions of justice and human rights.
Aspiring to breed like Mick Jagger
Dear Dr G, I am a 66-year-old man starting a new relationship. Despite entering my later years, I refuse to slow down and engage in my career and exercise regularly to stay healthy.
Diplomacy and the honest broker
A quiet Malaysian diplomatic initiative that began behind closed doors culminated in a globally-lauded ceasefire between two countries. The next step is arranging vital ceasefire details at the General Border Committee meeting beginning tomorrow.
Appreciating a notable Malaysian achievement
Journalists from around the region weigh in on Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's diplomatic efforts.
PAS still not aligned with non-Muslims
The party's bid to woo non-Malays is certainly an uphill task given its religiously conservative image and strong alliances with Malay right wingers.
A reminder to safeguard peace within our borders
THE recent peace deal between Thailand and Cambodia, brokered by Malaysia, stands as a significant diplomatic triumph for both our nation and the wider Asean community.
Still trying to crack the Chinese 'glass ceiling'
FOR some Chinese intelligentsia watching on, the protest rally last week was more than just about putting pressure on Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. It was another reminder of the racial divide that has shaped the politics of the country.
Fight club – Tze Yong and Zii Jia battle to be back
WHEN Ng Tze Yong collapsed on court with a knee injury at the Malaysian Masters in May, my heart sank.
A matter of safety net
Financial freedom crucial step to women being independent and having their voices heard
Six researchers awarded policy development grants
Institut Masa Depan Malaysia (Masa) continues to play its role as a leading policy research institute by supporting the production of high-impact research that contributes towards the country's socioeconomic development.