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Make rail travel user-friendly
THE new KTM Komuter service between Butterworth in Penang, and Ipoh in Perak provides value for money.
Sleep apnoea: A common, yet frequently underdiagnosed, sleep disorder
You may be sleeping through this problem, but your body is unconsciously fighting to get enough oxygen.
Global Security Initiative in the 2024 China Government Work Report: A Review
The 2024 China’s Government Work Report offers a glimpse into China’s evolving approach to foreign policy and its strategic positioning on the world stage.
Red Giants’ Nidzam at the helm of a team close to his heart
BELIEVE it or not, the pitch at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil on a few occasions proved to be playable and decent enough to host megastars over two decades ago.
Dear Thelma: I am dealing with cancer and an abusive mum
My mother hates losing an argument so she resorts to verbal attacks that lack any substance. Before I left, she demanded I pay her a sum of money.
Shocking truth in ED cure
I am hoping you can help me with my bedroom dilemma.
Of socks and vacuums
We’re still talking about those socks because we haven’t been given something better to talk about.
Making up for lost years
The Prime Minister’s call for a resumption of a Malaysia-European Union free trade agreement is timely if we don’t want to lose out to our neighbours in investment and trade.
Keep calm and carry on fasting
Perhaps it would benefit us all if every time we felt hurt or insulted, especially this Ramadan, we took a moment and asked ourselves ‘What would the Prophet do?’, says the writer.
Health issues burning up in the face of heatwave
AS Malaysia grapples with a heatwave, the urgency to adapt and respond to the ensuing health challenges has never been more critical.
Is the game afoot in Sabah politics?
But in politics, what you see is not always what it seems. Sometimes, the opposite of what the public sees is the truth.
Icing down
Cool heads need to prevail, especially since a burning issue has yet to be quelled.