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Grass-fed goodness wins votes
Shop’s fresh cow milk among many delights in quaint, captivating Sungai Bakap.
Germany and Spain deliver a final-worthy thriller in quarter-finals
THE semi-finals cast is complete.
The political message from Sg Bakap
IN THE run-up to the Sg Bakap by-election, many Perikatan Nasional (PN) leaders were nervous. After all, this had been a PKR stronghold since the 2008 general election.
Digital Transformation Shaping the Future of Industries
Public organisations and industries have made digital transformation, including adopting artificial intelligence (AI), a top priority. Emerging technologies have heightened the importance of this trend, prompting companies to rethink their business models to remain competitive.
Separation of powers inching on
We must bear in mind that laws, institutions and procedures are as good as the people who administer them.
Starmer's 'brick by brick' rebuilding of the UK faces huge obstacles
ONE of the first speeches by Keir Starmer, the 58th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, was about the importance of all parties closing ranks.
Plastic not so fantastic in the pants
The emergence of microplastics in different parts of the human body has raised more questions than answers, and the recent publications of the detection of microplastics in the human penis in men with ED has put the limelight back on this potential long-term catastrophe.
Sweat and sweet
The spirit of sportsmanship and melodious music have always trumped toxic politicking.
Dissecting an insider’s view
The spirit of sportsmanship and melodious music have always trumped toxic politicking.
Sometimes, less is more
Malaysia should not blow its chance to show leadership next year as Asean Chair – certainly not by being distracted by all the talk about joining the BRICS bloc.
A step in the right direction towards fairness for all
THE latest move to uphold meritocracy regardless of race or religion, by guaranteeing matriculation spots for top Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) achievers is undoubtedly welcome news.
When elephants clash, the mousedeer dies underfoot
WHEN my blogpost came under siege from Kelantan fans for my criticism levelled at Tan Sri Annuar Musa in early 2012 for having delayed an M-League kick-off in Kota Baru for more than half an hour, a few friends reached out to me.