IT could have been the perfect platform for Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim – the newly-elected Prime Minister of Malaysia making his debut on the world stage.

Malaysians couldn’t be prouder but the truth is, Michelle Yeoh’s home country had no hand in her brilliant success. Why?

LET’S give Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang marks for trying. He has posted at least three pictures of himself and family, dressed up in red Chinese New Year costumes, for the festival.

FOOTBALL god is fair.

Dear Dr G, The arrival of Chinese New Year is undoubtedly one of the busiest periods in our Asian calendar.

It’s 2023 but the Bornean state still has problems with basic infrastructure.

Losing our parents is easily one of life’s most traumatic experiences, so treasure their time with us.

EVERYONE’S celebrating this weekend, whether it’s to usher in the Year of the Rabbit or the long break and the prospect of visiting friends and neighbours in that very Malaysian tradition of open house.

FIRECRACKERS, lion dances, open houses and reunion dinners – it’s fair to say that Chinese New Year will be celebrated full scale across the nation this weekend.

FOR almost a year now, I’ve stopped biting my nails. But on two occasions in the Hockey World Cup, I had a hard time keeping my fingers away from my teeth.

IT would not be wrong to say that of all the Prime Ministers that we have, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is probably the one who is most philosophical.

LARRY Nassar – this name may not ring a bell to most Malaysians but google him and you will cringe when you realise he was the former doctor of the USA gymnastics team who pleaded guilty to charges of criminal sexual conduct in 2018.