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David and Goliath
RENOWNED animal activist Christine Chin and her family have been residing on a 38,000 sq ft piece of land in the northern reaches of Ampang for 11 years in a luxurious Asian-styled villa tailored to her interests and lifestyle.
Despite its flaws, Malaysia Airlines is ours
TRANSPORT Minister Anthony Loke recently posted a picture of his hot meal including the signature satay, which is served on Malaysia Airlines (MH) business class, when he flew to Kuching to attend a Cabinet meeting and the Malaysia Day celebrations.
A royal tradition continues
JUST a month from now, the country’s nine Rulers will meet to elect the next Yang di-Pertuan Agong as the only elected constitutional monarch in the world.
Gain wisdom from missteps and move on
IT is certainly an issue when taxpayers’ money is given away to schools in the name of a political party. One can say it is government funds, but for sure, the money did not come from a political party.
Learn from error and move on
WHEN taxpayers' money is given away to schools in the name of a political party, it becomes a matter of public concern.
Costly loss of Indian votes
The Indian community feeling like marginalised citizens simply cannot go on.
Unity govt remains intact
THE Unity Government isn’t about to collapse, and Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah won’t need to appoint the country’s fifth Prime Minister when he’s about to complete his five-year term.
Billion-dollar baby
JUST about three weeks ago, a personal letter was hand-delivered to Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
Multi-billion boost
GETTING a German-based global semiconductor giant to invest more than RM24.9bil over the next five years in Malaysia is a big deal, but the company's expansion plans here have failed to generate the same excitement as the Tesla move.
Of Tesla, Anwar and Jokowi
IT’S been three weeks since Tesla announced its plan to set up the electric vehicle regional headquarters in Malaysia, yet the decision by American billionaire Elon Musk has continued to be raging hot news in Indonesia.
Snubbing Gerakan not the best way to start state polls
IT'S NOT exactly the best incident ahead of the state elections. In fact, the rude snub by a PAS leader to Gerakan president Datuk Dominic Lau was pathetic.