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Why Anwar went to Russia
Despite the enigma that is Russia, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim journeyed to Vladivostok last week with a clear purpose: advancing Malaysia’s interests by strengthening ties with Russia.
Madani govt: On progress, Palestinians and promises
CRITICISM of the government’s decision to welcome 121 Palestinians, 41 of them injured, is surprising given that Malaysia has a proud history of humanitarian support for refugees and persecuted individuals.
Bridging horizons: Malaysia and BRICS unite for mutual prosperity
The intricate dance of unfolding geopolitical events and intricate international relations often reveals hidden harmonies and Malaysia’s rhythm might resonate better than we think with this global symphony.
Safeguarding specialist training
The purpose of the amendments to Act 50 is to close legal loopholes – to ensure doctors who took the recognised pathway towards becoming a specialist and meet requirements laid out by MMC will be properly entered in the NSR.
Navigating the BRICS Storm: Separating Signal from Noise
Efforts to discredit BRICS are intensifying, mirroring the group’s own momentum. While constructive criticism is valuable, subjecting critique to critical analysis is equally vital as it helps us separate valid points from mere noise and better understand the underlying issues.
Eco-anxiety in Malaysia: The untold impact of climate change on mental health
ECO-ANXIETY, or climate anxiety, refers to the distress caused by climate change, where individuals grow increasingly anxious about their future.
Starmer's 'brick by brick' rebuilding of the UK faces huge obstacles
ONE of the first speeches by Keir Starmer, the 58th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, was about the importance of all parties closing ranks.
Lifting ties to greater heights
Premier Li’s recent visit not only strengthens the rich and long China-Malaysia community relationship, but also a shared future.
Unravelling the complexity of brain drain
William James, a philosopher and psychologist and a key figure in the American scientific revolution at the dawn of the 20th century, once wrote about the importance of a nation collecting a “critical mass of men of genius” who could make an entire civilisation, not just their country, “vibrate and shake!”
Malaysian brain drain: Voices echoing through research
Analysis of extensive empirical research on the Malaysian brain drain highlights a persistent and substantial issue spanning several decades.
Time to stop irresponsible campaigns boycotting legitimate businesses
What gives random social media influencers and ambitious politicians the right to call for a boycott of a business that has not committed any crime?
The King and I
AL-SULTAN Abdullah of Pahang became the Agong, or King, at a time of profound change in the nation’s political landscape.