IN an increasingly borderless world, multilingualism is becoming more and more important – which is why now is not the time to limit ourselves linguistically because it would also mean limiting ourselves economically, technologically and scientifically.

WE are feeling the pinch as our food prices have been rising in recent weeks.

THE allegation that the personal data of 22.5 million Malaysians born between 1940 and 2004, purportedly from the National Registration Department (NRD), have been stolen and sold on the dark web is a serious concern.

DOCTORS, lawyers, engineers and pretty much any professional you can think of, all have one thing in common: Good, dedicated teachers who inspired and nurtured them to pursue their dreams.

TODAY, the world celebrates and honours mothers for their roles in our lives, and especially all the sacrifices they make for their children.

Let’s prevent an explosion of Covid-19 cases during this period.

WE’VE all heard about Macau scams, right?

FINALLY, all primary schools nationwide will begin operating fully without a rotating system starting today.

THE reaction was explosive as soon as the video went online: A university professor had been recorded berating a student from the B40 (low income) group during an online lesson for not owning a laptop.

NEXT week, Malaysia’s borders will reopen to the world.

THE new 2022/2023 academic school year starts tomorrow. It will be a challenging time, especially for students who are entering school for the first time, for worried parents, and for teachers who have to prepare the school premises and stand ready to enforce the standard operating procedure.

AFTER two years, we are reopening our borders fully and making the decision to live with Covid-19 as part of our everyday lives – that is, we are transitioning from a pandemic to an endemic phase as we continue to battle the coronavirus.