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Transboundary haze must be dealt with

Transboundary haze pollution continues to pose a major regional environmental issue in Southeast Asia member countries like Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia and to a lesser extent, Southern Thailand.

So Aunty, So What?

Tag that line, sell that slogan, catch that phrase

TAN Sri Tony Fernandes, our world-famous king of low cost carriers, is on the move, literally, with his latest venture.

The Doctor Says

The Nipah virus is back and we need to remain vigilant against it

The recent outbreak in Kerala, added to global connectivity, means that we should keep our guard up.

A Winning Factor

VAR controversy, undefeated Spurs and a surprising upset

ONE would think that introducing the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) would eliminate human errors in football. However, since VAR requires some human elements, errors are still rampant and might ruin matches.

Opinion

PM Anwar keeps everyone guessing on Cabinet reshuffle

The PM is expected to ring the changes, but the timing remains a surprise.

Matters of the Mind

When a man is abused by his wife

Men who suffer from domestic abuse need the same type of help and support as their female counterparts.

SEARCH Scholar Series

Addressing rising online scams through international collaboration

Digitalisation facilitates commerce and promotes trade. At the same time, the advancement of technology has led to a surge in online fraud cases. In Malaysia, online scams are frequently making headlines. Almost every few days, we see news reports about citizens falling victim to these scams. According to the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP), between 2020 and May 2022, the department received more than 48,000 reports of online scams.

Reflecting On The Law

Connecting with the Constitution

THOUGH 66 years old, our nation has not yet developed a shared constitutional culture. The Constitution has not yet become the chart and compass and the sail and anchor of our nation’s legal endeavours.

Living

Dear Thelma: We've grown apart, and our love has lost its spark

While our friends and family may think we're crazy for considering ending things at this stage of life, we can't help but feel that we might be happier apart.

Putting Dr G On The Spot

Seeing red and feeling blue

Dear Dr G, I am in my late 20s and have an active sexual life. My partner and I have sex regularly – sometimes even twice a day.

On The Beat

Just another day in the august House

The players have changed but bad behaviour remains.

It's Just Politics

Do we need a cost of living minister?

A crucial ministry that directly affects people’s lives has been without a minister for more than two months.

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