Can a Spirit of 2025 emerge in Sabah?
Remembering the startling results of the 1985 state elections is rousing calls for a return to a time when Sabah politics truly united for the first time.
Bullying beyond the schoolyard
This societal scourge is a deep-rooted social problem that thrives on power imbalances, and it's all around us.
Do you know where your child is right now?
IT'S a troubling statistic: There was a 36% increase in the number of missing person cases involving children under 18 last year compared with 2023.
PM needs to reshuffle his Cabinet
THE RECENT photograph of former prime minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob lying motionless on a hospital bed caused a stir, especially in Umno.
Unplug it, be kind to your wallet
UNPLUG your electrical appliances and start saving money on your utility bills.
From advising political leaders to Changi prison
ONE of Malaysia's most intriguing figures in business and politics is at the final stage of his quest to appeal a 36-year prison sentence in a Singapore court.
How good posture and exercise affect one another
Exercise can help improve your posture, but maintaining good posture during exercise also results in fewer injuries and greater gains.
Inaugural TGL season hits high marks as golf broadens its horizon
TGL (team golf league), backed by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, are making some impressive reading.
Key challenges to Johor-S’pore SEZ
THE Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) has spurred excitement in the business community, with many companies considering relocating or forming partnerships with local firms.
Imminent end to proxy war
"IT may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."
From war room to boardroom: Leadership parallels from our veterans
Malaysian Armed Forces Veterans share lessons that corporate leaders don't often hear in business schools or strategy meetings.