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Can the politics of hope be revived?
DATUK Seri Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin is actually a rather discreet politician. He is not the sort to shoot his mouth off and getting information from him is often like mining for gold.
Have they no shame?
With billions being spent on Budget 2025, it is important that the money reaches the people, and is not siphoned off by the corrupt and kept in ‘safe houses’.
Odense – a fairyland of many merry happenings
IT’S autumn in Denmark and the weather is truly lovely. The leaves are in different shades of colours – golden brown, bright yellow, red, and orange – and I feel like I’m in a fairyland.
A simple but enriching activity for kids, parents
CHILDREN love to fold and fly paper planes and make the ever so popular origami crane.
Is your child having a meltdown or throwing a tantrum?
Autistic individuals are more likely to have involuntary meltdowns, while children are generally prone to tantrums.
An appeal for consultation
WITH the Dewan Rakyat back in session, many citizens are again concerned about the impact of potential new laws that our elected representatives will have to vote on.
Recalling Dad’s incredible life
I HAD left it at least 10 years too late, which fills me with profound regret, but I have finally done it: I have edited my late father’s memoirs.
Death of purity in football: Embracing the capitalist game we helped create
UNLESS you’ve been living under a rock the last couple of days, Juergen Klopp is back in the news. Yes, Erik Ten Hag still has a job, but the former Liverpool manager has come under scrutiny this week after accepting the role as Red Bull’s global head of football. Klopp’s decision has sparked outrage from both Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund fans.
Lessons from the Japanese
COMPARING countries with different cultural backgrounds may not be fair but my recent trip to Japan had me taking notes.
Vaccination, the game-changer in cervical cancer elimination
My wife and I are raising twin teenagers, and they are both turning 13 this year. We find it difficult to discuss the prevention of sexually transmitted infections; we're uncomfortable talking about sexual matters with them and would rather wait until they're older.
Earth calling Wisma Putra
The Foreign Ministry’s engagement with the media has been almost nil ahead of Malaysia’s Asean chairmanship next year. This is not the time for isolation, says the writer.
Why so serious, Malaysia?
We used to be able to laugh at ourselves, and even at our politicians. Are we so thin-skinned nowadays that we can’t take a joke?