By MFA Abdullah THE global automotive narrative is dominated by electrification, yet for Malaysia, the story should be about evolution, not extinction. While electric vehicles
(A Love Letter to Political Integrity … or the Lack Thereof) SIGH, corruption – that timeless art that keeps the wheels of politics greased and
By Dr Chong Wei Ying IMAGINE walking into a Tokyo department store and discovering a sleek, eco-friendly soap brand proudly made in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
THE Malay language is often described as the national language, a unifying force, and even the soul of the nation. Yet, in an era shaped
By Rajah Murugaiah When Singapore left Malaysia in 1965, its parliamentary seats were absorbed by Malaya, leaving Sarawak and Sabah underrepresented. Former Speaker Tan Sri
BY RASHEEQA BAHIDA & NATASHA JEE COMMITTED to ensuring the successful implementation of the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) for the benefit of the people, the
THERE are times it feels as though language itself is sprinting to catch up with our phones. Once upon a time, communication meant solemnly laying
The pros and cons of social welfare benefits often stir up strong emotions, but it’s hard to deny that they play a crucial role in
The smear that Sarawak’s leaders are pawns of “hidden hands” is not only false but dangerous, undermining unity and trust within Malaysia. This second segment
For decades, Sarawak’s oil and gas wealth has been siphoned away under a lopsided arrangement that gave little back to the state. Now, with PETROS
