Reflections from London: Shaping bilateral ties with a more active UK
HELD up by conflicting schedules and a general election which saw the Labour party, having hibernated in their winter of discontent for 15 years, finally returning to power with an overwhelming majority, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's working visit to London couldn't have been longer in the making.
The spirits of the Snake: Limited edition whiskies and cognacs for CNY
The Year of the Snake has inspired quite a number of limited edition spirits and bottlings. Here are what’s available in Malaysia.
Cranking up the sex drive naturally
Dr George Lee talks about sex drive, also known as libido.
Of Milo ais and professionalism
The first Asean meeting of the year is happening this weekend. Officials are enthusiastic, and so is the media, which is hoping to have enough access to keep the public informed on how Malaysia is doing as Asean Chair.
The line in the sand?
The controversy swirling around the possibility of house arrest for a former prime minister is pushing buttons – but is it enough to trigger drastic action?
Beware the snakes that walk
The Year of the Snake is here but the poor reptile has always had bad press. Many snakes are harmless and the really venomous ones are those walking on two feet.
Changing the dirty mindset of litterbugs
LITTER is unsightly, and littering is a persistent problem.
A pair of big boots to fill for Joehari in FAM
BARRING unforeseen circumstances, businessman Datuk Mohd Joehari Mohd Ayub will be installed as the president of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) by acclamation on Feb 15.
KJ in really hot water
KHAIRY Jamaluddin has ruffled some important feathers with his comments on the royal addendum.
Active neutrality in the pursuit of AI innovation
AS the United States, under President Donald Trump, assumes office on Monday, Malaysia stands at a pivotal juncture in its geopolitical and economic trajectory.
A message of hope and grit even in adversity
YOU know those good morning greetings that clog up your phone’s memory? I get plenty of them from friends, relatives or contacts – some every day.
Putting the brakes on vehicle collisions
ACCIDENTS involving heavy vehicles crashing through steel or reinforced concrete median barriers and smashing into oncoming vehicles, have been regularly reported in recent years.