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A Winning Factor

The end of Salah’s era and the search for the next icon

AFTER nine seasons, Mohamed Salah is finally saying goodbye to Liverpool.

Pinang Points

A tale of two pooches

A KIND fisherman and his wife were the first to spot two dogs stranded on an electric monopole beside Penang Bridge early this month, exposed to the scorching sun without food or fresh water.

SEARCH Scholar Series

Utilising Sino-Penang people-to-people relationship history to expand BRI people-to-people bonds

According to the "Encyclopedia on the Belt and Road Initiative: What is People-to-People Bond?" published by the Regional Openness Department under China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), People-to-People Bond is one of the five cooperation priorities of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

Reflecting On The Law

Sound basis for national unity 

A FEW weeks ago, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced that the teaching of the Federal Constitution and history shall be compulsory in all universities beginning this year.

Putting Dr G On The Spot

Male fertility: debunking the myths for a worried husband

I am a 30-year-old man who is really stressed about parenthood.

Through Many Windows

Identity deconstructed

What people choose to fight for, and how they do it, reveal who they really are, says the writer.

All the pieces matter

Is it enough?

Other countries are taking drastic measures to reduce energy consumption. Are the steps Malaysia is taking sufficient preparation for the road ahead?

Behind The Headlines

The allies are restive

Empires have vassals, not allies, so when countries that consider themselves 'friends' start to think for themselves, upsets are bound to occur.

Beyond boundaries

All ‘quiet’ on the Asean front

The regional grouping needs to make its stance on the Middle Eastern conflict clear.

On The Beat

Hari Raya is about coming together

Social media, especially the Threads platform, seems to be an ugly battlefield. But don't be fooled. Malaysians in real life remain harmonious, as the many Iftar meals and open houses show.

The Star Says

Adjusting lifestyles to contain energy crisis 

IT gives us great pleasure to report that Malaysians, by and large, are not panicking en masse over petrol.

It's Just Politics

Who’s on the menu in GE16?

Statistics aren't immutable. Just as a grand old coalition was ultimately decimated, a former lion of the Opposition could face a slaughter in the next polls.

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