Schools, hospitals and police stations: Who’s really in charge?

Opinion 6 hours ago

Debate over Anwar’s campaign remarks highlights confusion around federal and state roles in schools, hospitals and police facilities across Malaysia’s governance system

The dementia warning Malaysia cannot ignore

Opinion 15 hours ago

Malaysia faces a dementia crisis with 10% of seniors affected, urging urgent government funding for prevention and care.

No respite in Western media war against Iran

Opinion 16 hours ago

Western media bias against Iran persists as critics attack Trump's Iran peace deal, ignoring war's human cost and economic relief.

The untold story of streaming algorithms

Opinion 2 days ago

Streaming algorithms personalise your viewing experience, creating content bubbles that reshape how you watch and discover shows.

Petrol enough or not? That’s dad

Opinion 2 days ago

Malaysian fathers often express love through actions, not words, carrying burdens silently while building the foundation for their families' success.

Struggling families we keep overlooking

Opinion 3 days ago

A Pahang family’s plea reveals gaps in aid for special needs children, highlighting silent struggles across Malaysia.

The toll of war fatigue

Opinion 3 days ago

A war correspondent’s daily ritual of watching conflict from a distance, drained of hope yet unable to look away.

Fatherhood: A legacy of love, values and example

Opinion 4 days ago

A father’s greatest legacy is not wealth but the love, values and example he plants in his family’s hearts.

Exclusion is bullying too

Opinion 5 days ago

A mother reflects on how subtle exclusion hurts children with disabilities, and why Malaysia's Anti-Bullying Act must address more than physical harm.

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