AS a Malaysian Chinese raised in the Christian faith, I happily celebrated Christmas and the Rabbit Lunar New Year with my family and friends.

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

ON Jan 22, the Lunar New Year of the Water Rabbit will begin. It would have been my late father’s year if he were still with us. He would be a 96-year-old rabbit person. Slowed by age and illnesses, he wouldn’t be as bright-eyed and bushy-tailed as the animal but he did have many of its qualities and characteristics.

Another tragedy, another round of finger-pointing. And then what?

Is PAS’ ultra conservative dream for Malaysia out of step with what’s happening in the Arab world?

I AM writing this week’s column on Monday, a public holiday, courtesy of our newest Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

What could be the possible scenarios that could force the Election Commission to make such an unprecedented decision?

Instead of manifestos from political parties, here’s a citizen’s guide to ruling multiracial Malaysia.

WELL, the upcoming 15th General Election has certainly succeeded in one thing: completely dislodging Covid-19 updates as major news headlines.

IN toxic times like the present, don’t you wish to see something positive, healing, selfless and truly heroic?

Dealing with an ageing parent can be agonising.

Pure greed and selfishness in the human evolutionary process have created this new species, and we need to stop its proliferation.