Coexistence with wildlife key for public safety
FOR generations, Malaysians have lived alongside our country's diverse wildlife, but the boundaries separating our worlds are rapidly dissolving.
Talent we cannot afford to waste
EVERY year, thousands of young Malaysians leave school, college or university, looking to start a decent working life.
Celebrating fathers on their special day
EVERY June, we shower our fathers with standard gifts and praise them for being the provider and the backbone of the family.
Don’t let scammers score in this World Cup
FOR the next few weeks, many of us will be living on football time.
Let’s choose maturity over malice
DEMOCRATIC fervour has hit southern Peninsular Malaysia, with Johor and Negri Sembilan both heading to the polls following snap dissolutions.
Banking in the AI age needs more than speed
ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) has made scams more convincing, quicker and harder to detect.
Sweet scents, bitter consequences
THE sleek, neon-coloured devices and sweet scent of mango or vanilla wafting through our public spaces tell a deceptive story.
For the women caring for families, driving the nation
AS we celebrate Mothers Day today, the air is filled with the scent of carnations and the warmth of gratitude.
Tightening the purse – but at what cost?
CONSEQUENCES from the conflict in the Middle East have rippled far beyond the region, unsettling energy markets, disrupting supply chains, and straining economies that had already been struggling to grow.
Keeping shelves full and lights on
MALAYSIA is generally not a country that worries about going hungry.
