The German football league starts this weekend but with Covid-19 still a threat, many are questioning the timing of its recommencement.

Big tech should be compelled to share advertising revenue or pay for content reuse that is generated by media companies.

I HAVE started learning Mandarin via an online learning portal. It is a five-week course and at the end of that period, hopefully, I would have learnt 150 words and according to the portal, be able to converse in basic Mandarin.

NOW this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.

It’s going to be a long and tiresome two weeks but let’s do our part to beat the Covid-19 pandemic.

Despite constant bickering in the political scene, Malaysians have shown maturity and restraint. Politicians must now show integrity in these trying times.

Efforts to lure tourists, not just foreign ones, should not just be on the shoulders of the Tourism Ministry. Don’t just depend on travel agents, airlines and hotels as other stakeholders like the local government authorities are equally important.

No time to lose in addressing the fallout from the outbreak and its potential effects on the domestic economy.

The fear is real all over the world and health officials have been instructed to be on high alert and take appropriate action to detect the coronavirus from spreading.

IT will be sheer lunacy if the tensions in the Middle East were to escalate to an extent that the United States and Iran embark on a full-scale war that nobody wants.

I HAD only just joined the workforce in the 1990s when our fourth Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad announced “Vision 2020”, his ambitious plan to propel Malaysia into the ranks of developed nation status.

THERE’S something about taking a river cruise that harkens back to a bygone age, when the only available transports were via railway, horse-drawn carriages and river.