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Sunny Side Up: Embracing our messy, imperfect humanity

As we navigate life's inevitable tensions and conflicts, within and without, we can learn to examine our assumptions, and to meet others with curiosity and care.

So Aunty, So What?

What a really dumb thing to do

OPEN the car door, get in the seat, close the door and buckle on the seat belt. Switch on the engine, check surroundings for traffic, people and other things you don't want to hit or run over. Release the brake, press on the accelerator gently and go.

Big Smile, No Teeth

Big Smile, No Teeth: Living in an AI bubble

If AI tells you something is true, it must be true, right? Ah, but what if that AI's creators have their own agenda to push?

Wellness

Covid-19: Where we are five years on

The pandemic is over, but the virus remains with us and there are still lessons to be learnt.

On The Line

Newly-appointed NSI head Vellapandian knows the drill

LIFE has often been likened to a marathon - a long journey that requires resilience, will-power and endurance.

A Winning Factor

EPL title race is over — the real battle now is for Europe

THE gap between first and second place is now 13 points. While Arsenal have a game in hand over Liverpool, most experts agree that the title race is heading to Merseyside.

Sunny Side Up

Sunny Side Up: What can we do when the world is burning around us?

How do we respond to suffering? Do we meet let it harden us, do we meet it with despair, or with compassionate action? The choice is ours.

Making Progress

The emerging new world order under Trump

FOR decades, the United States has been the guiding force of the liberal world order — an anchor of stability built on mutual respect, the rule of law, open trade, capitalism, and the pursuit of happiness. As someone who, like many outside of America, has always viewed the US as the world's moral authority, I have long admired its role in upholding these ideals. However, over the past decade and a half, it has felt as though America has lost its way.

Mind

The impact of politicians on society's mental health

Politicians can have significant influence on societal mental health through their rhetoric and policies.

Putting Dr G On The Spot

Short-changed in Intimacy

Dear Dr G I have a very embarrassing issue I hope you can resolve for me.

On The Beat

A high five for Kedah farmers

The project to have five rice harvests in two years will not only increase padi yield, but will also raise the income levels of farmers in Kedah. There can be no place for politics in this initiative.

Beyond boundaries

Working on Asean’s future

With global tension rising, it is an opportune time to introduce a new vision for this grouping of nations.

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