WE shall leave it to the sport of football to hog the limelight as we step into 2025.

With Trump’s second presidency set to restructure international order, Malaysia needs to skilfully navigate global and regional rivalries.

President’s proposal seeks to offer pardons in exchange for returning stolen assets but can it heal Indonesia’s deep-rooted graft crisis?

LOOKING at the league table after the Boxing Day and weekend fixtures, there are familiar and surprising names in intriguing positions.

ON this last day of 2024, I find myself pondering the true meaning of education again.

As I sit down to write this column, my final one for the year 2024, a whirlwind of emotions stirs within me.

Dear Dr G, I'm a 25-year-old dealing with the embarrassing issue of morning wood.

Ceasefire in Gaza, world peace, intelligent policies, climate change solutions and no cruelty against animals – it’s not too much to wish for in the new year, right, asks the writer.

A NEW year is an opportunity for self-reflection and self-improvement, and 2025 is no different.

Once again the twisty politics in 'Dune: Prophecy' sends the columnist down a rabbit hole as characters and plot points bring local manoeuvres to mind.

Promising oneself to make things better seems a tough thing to do. It’s much better to just live each day and enjoy the Malaysia we have.

The lack of a rival contender and a bit of luck were some of the things that helped Anwar through the year but he will have to pull off an economic turnaround in the coming year.