The following is adapted from a short speech I was invited to give in conjunction with the 60th anniversary of the Tunku Abdul Rahman Foundation, with additional points on the Foundation's next steps.

Penang's recent suspension of its automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) parking enforcement system should not become an argument against technology.

FOOTBALL is officially back as the confetti comes down at Wembley, signalling that the Premier League will start in four days' time.

DAP's decision to stay put in the Cabinet was like a birthday present for the Prime Minister whose party is still hopeful that he will go on for a second term.

I THANK God for the many blessings this country has enjoyed for most of its 69 years. At the same time, I pray that in many areas in which we have suffered regression, may God help us to restore the successes of the past.

The first half of this decade has not been gentle with humanity. We began by battling a pandemic that disrupted lives, livelihoods and institutions. We then watched established political orders come under pressure, while economic shocks deepened insecurity and distrust.

I often hear about the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, particularly in relation to cervical cancer.

As we fly the Jalur Gemilang in unity this National Month, we should also remember to celebrate the contribution of the everyday Malaysians.

Like in politics, it's all relative when talking about the economy. It depends on what is on one's plate.

Let's strive for more than the tired musical chairs and build a truly game-changing formula.

PARTS of Malaysia are once again trapped in a double climate hazard. Driven by the dry Southwest Monsoon, scorching weather is pushing daily temperatures to uncomfortable heights.

PKR seems frozen about how to tackle the Malay tsunami, but there are hints of a new alliance to help Pakatan Harapan hold on to power in Selangor.