Financial sovereignty: Who designs the platforms rules the future
The global economic order largely has already undergone a silent but profound transformation that most policymakers in Malaysia and across the Global South have yet to fully grasp.
Turning Valentine pills into everyday thrills
Men contemplating switching from "Valentine" pills to a daily dose for sexual benefits and beyond often put Dr G on the spot for his opinion.
A surgical strike too far?
The president acted to remove 'cancerous' cells from his party. But sometimes, surgery can be too radical for the body to recover from.
Faith and the law
Temples built without land titles have no legal rights, but many are also victims of their own ignorance. This issue must be tactfully handled, with the authorities allowed to do their job.
Let’s keep our hearts and our doors open
AS the lunar calendar aligns with our national holidays next week, Malaysia stands on the cusp of a beautiful phenomenon: the overlap of Chinese New Year and the start of Ramadan.
Poor fengshui for Bersatu in the horse year
EVERYONE at Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin's house looked so happy, they seemed to be having a good time, and no one looking on would suspect that Bersatu was enmeshed in a crisis for survival.
The pieces are in place for a Thomas Cup push
THERE was a time when bumping into Yeoh Kay Bin or Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif at the training courts meant you would be greeted with a smile, maybe a quick joke, and always a sense of humility.
Gridlock: The silent killer of tourism
WHAT truly kills tourism? That is a pertinent question now that the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign is well underway.
Winds of change at HR Ministry
ONE month on the job and it looks like our new Human Resources Minister has taken a sledgehammer to his portfolio.
Women’s amateur golf on the rise with growing success of WAAP
THE region's top women amateur golfers, including Malaysia's Jeneath Wong, Singapore's Chen Xingtong, Filipino Rianne Malixi, Thailand's Achiraya Sriwong and South Korea's Oh Soo-min, do not need to look far for inspiration when they reach the crossroads of when to turn professional.
The unveiling of deep moral rot
The Epstein files have laid bare the depravity and hypocrisy of the United States' ruling class.
Lat’s ‘Town Boy’ has the answer
MY daughter was talking about how hard it is to teach Bahasa Melayu to her non-Malay international school students when I found my eye caught by a book on the living room bookshelves: Lat's Town Boy, published almost half a century ago.
