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Separation of powers inching on
We must bear in mind that laws, institutions and procedures are as good as the people who administer them.
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.
Plastic not so fantastic in the pants
The emergence of microplastics in different parts of the human body has raised more questions than answers, and the recent publications of the detection of microplastics in the human penis in men with ED has put the limelight back on this potential long-term catastrophe.
Sometimes, less is more
Malaysia should not blow its chance to show leadership next year as Asean Chair – certainly not by being distracted by all the talk about joining the BRICS bloc.
Dissecting an insider’s view
The spirit of sportsmanship and melodious music have always trumped toxic politicking.
Sweat and sweet
The spirit of sportsmanship and melodious music have always trumped toxic politicking.
A step in the right direction towards fairness for all
THE latest move to uphold meritocracy regardless of race or religion, by guaranteeing matriculation spots for top Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) achievers is undoubtedly welcome news.
When elephants clash, the mousedeer dies underfoot
WHEN my blogpost came under siege from Kelantan fans for my criticism levelled at Tan Sri Annuar Musa in early 2012 for having delayed an M-League kick-off in Kota Baru for more than half an hour, a few friends reached out to me.
Green wave is not over yet
Despite having the resources and a superior candidate in Cikgu Joohari, Pakatan could not stop the Malay wave of discontent that carried Abang Abidin to victory in the Sungai Bakap by-election.
Umno’s top two not on same page
THEY put up a good show of big smiles in front of the camera but it is no secret that the Umno president and his deputy are not on the same page.
Aiming high in the face of AI
THE media, like many other industries, has had to face a series of hurdles in the last decade. But the last few years have been the hardest.The advent of digitalisation and the rise in popularity of social media have changed how people consume news; these are challenges that have been the most deadly.
Golden dreams must begin at the universities
THE Olympic Games is supposed to be the toughest competition in the world. Not for the American swimmers or track and field athletes.
