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The ang pow we want from athletes – their best effort
WHEN I was younger, I used to joke that I was eligible to receive ang pow from my married Chinese friends. In fact, I still go around asking for the red packets, just for the fun of it. After all, I am still single.
A stretch too far
The process of obtaining the Unesco World Heritage Site status is a lengthy and complicated one.
A battle for love and legacy
ABOUT 202 million voters in Indonesia, the third most populous electoral democracy in the world, go to the polls today.
Indonesian presidential polls too close to call
About 202 million voters in Indonesia, the third most populous electoral democracy in the world, go to the polls tomorrow.
Appreciating the ‘flower’ of democracy
THERE’S a Malay saying that goes like this: “Seperti kera mendapat bunga”. Literally, it translates as “like a monkey getting a flower”.
Khalid and Azraai – non-conformists who punched above their weight
LITTLE did I realise the five-minute conversation with Khalid Ali at the University Malaya Medical Centre a week ago was to be the final farewell.
This Premier League season is going the distance!
PUT ON “Going the Distance” by Bill Conti as this season is definitely going the distance for every subplot imaginable.
Sustainable Tech Oasis: Exploring Digital Initiatives in Hospitality across Malaysia and China
In the ever-evolving realm of hospitality, Malaysia and China emerge as vanguards in fostering a Sustainable Tech Oasis.
States must respect Federal Constitution
“JUDGES rule on the basis of law, not public opinion, and they should be totally indifferent to the pressures of the time,” said Warren E. Burger, an attorney and jurist who served as the 15th chief justice of the United States from 1969 to 1986.
