Time to UN-Seat U.S. on the UN Security Council
In recent months, the United States has made a habit of exiting international organisations, from the World Health Organization (WHO) to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC).
Light traffic a relief during CNY
Efficient public transport long overdue in Penang to address congestion.
Nation-building lessons from a song
IT’S depressing and sad to see all the mistrust and hatred in Malaysian politics nowadays.
PSR: The game-changer that’s levelling the Premier League
THE January transfer window has finally closed, but with little fanfare.
Of CNY ghost stories and Malaysian politicians' face-changing stunts
Around noon on Feb 2, two Malay neighbours visited me with their families, joining us in CNY celebration, as they did in the past.
Talk abound of rift between Bersatu top two
PETALING JAYA: During this year’s Chinese New Year celebrations, the absence of Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin and Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin from attending open houses and events together has fueled speculation of a growing rift between the Bersatu president and his deputy.
Ending the boozing sex in the new snake year
Dear Dr G, I understand you are guiding readers in January to improve themselves in 2025, and I hope to get advice for my addiction to booze and sex.
A plea for Pannir Selvam
Pannir Selvam Pranthaman is one of several Malaysian nationals currently on death row in Singapore.
Unity must be our guiding principle
Our lawmakers need to always keep in mind that Malaysia is a multiracial and multi-religious country.
The art of the impossible
Comebacks out of left field, historic reversals, global surprises – who knows what could happen in Malaysian politics (even before the next general elections).
Senior Citizens Bill languishing too long
MALAYSIA is going grey – quickly. And, worryingly, we don’t have a good track record in caring for our ageing citizens.
