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Of ugly outfits, rivalry and royal rumblings
IN Germany, players are battling on the football pitch for honour and glory for their country in the European Championships.
Plastics could be the end of us all
Malaysians are the world’s biggest consumers of plastics.
High time to silence online bullies
Social media platform urged to curb harassment by monitoring live sessions in languages other than English or Malay
Things parents can do to manage their child's eczema at home
Here are some daily actions you can take to help control the allergic skin symptoms in your child.
A lesson in democracy
The current generation is much more aware of the fact that people disagree on things, and that there should be mechanisms to resolve differences peacefully.
Bronchospasm could be the cause of your mysterious cough
A prolonged cough might be the result of your bronchi or bronchioles spasming.
Dark realities behind promise
Johor’s infrastructure woes cast shadow on development dreams.
Clearing the confusion over the parallel pathway for medical specialists
Our columnist addresses the issues that have risen over how specialists are recognised and registered in Malaysia.
Stop giving bogus monks money
GIVING money to Buddhist monks may cause them to commit an offence under their code of monastic discipline known as the Dhamma-Vinaya.
Rising young stars and dark horses keep one awake
THIS edition’s European Championships is turning out to be a tournament for the youth. Many expected the established stars to shine, but so far, the youth are taking centrestage in Germany.
Global Development Initiative puts TVET in the limelight
WHAT generally comes to mind when we mention Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Malaysia? A typical perception of it is a pathway suitable only for those who do not perform well academically, and it is seen as a less prestigious option than traditional academic education.