“MCA (is) in a state of confusion and decline.” So wrote Dr Heng Pek Koon, the director of the Asean Studies Centre in American University, Washington, DC.

HIS car and driving licence. These were the things my late father hung on to for as long as he could even though he was unfit to drive.

Here’s why we should think better of the animal making its entrance this Chinese New Year.

What do we expect of them in the 21st century?

If we want next year to be filled with light, we have to embrace positivity and be kinder to each other.

Saturday’s anti-Icerd rally proved a few things, good and bad. But we are ‘good’ again. For now.

FOR the better part of last year, a section of Malaysians lobbied furiously against the introduction of a law they deemed a threat to their and the nation’s well-being.

It’s up to us to significantly reduce the use of ‘murderous’ single-use plastics.

Here’s a plea to reconsider an unpalatable term favoured by certain politicians and nationalists.

She has been thoroughly pilloried in the public court of opinion for her shocking extravagance and vanity. But is there more to her than that?

I WAS in a New York state of mind last week. I was drawn by what was happening in the Big Apple, especially at the United Nations headquarters.

Once upon a time, Malaysians were enchanted with Jho Low’s champagne lifestyle and proud that he had friends in high places. We now know better.