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It's Just Politics

Bowing deer and snapping crocodiles

Politics in Sabah just gets wilder and wilder as politicians – including some unexpected ones – plot and plan in the shadows.

On The Beat

Swift sentence

SINGAPORE has pulled a rabbit out of the hat by having American singer Taylor Swift perform exclusively there, reaffirming itself as an entertainment hub.

Analysis

The deepening divide

LAWYER Khaliq Mehtab Mohd Ishaq confessed to being quite taken aback by the green wave that marked the 2022 general election.

Citycism

Finding balance between KL hawkers, regulations

Designated trade spaces, relocations can resolve conflict.

Why Not?

Stopping the wheels of death

IT was meant to be a gathering to teach motorcyclists to respect the rules of the road, and to have consideration for fellow road users. It ended instead in several senseless deaths and injuries.

Sports Box

In the world of football, money talks

THERE’s a lull in football action on the field here in Malaysia, but it seems like there’s never a dull moment in the sport.

Opinion

Strengthening ties with Brazil

There is a huge potential in the growth of bilateral relationships at the institutional and people-to-people level.

Comment

‘Sit down, that is enough!’

MPs from both sides bringing disrepute to Dewan Rakyat with their antics

So Aunty, So What?

That annoyingly smart neighbour of ours

There are good reasons why the smallest nation in the region is the top dog.

Pinang Points

Making a commitment for healthier Ramadan

AS Ramadan approaches, we Muslims ready ourselves for a month of self-restraint, moderation, reflection, spiritual growth, and community togetherness.

A Winning Factor

March madness: Tale of two local lads

FOR 55 minutes, Liverpool fans hoped they would go to next weekend’s fixture against Manchester City with a four-point lead.