Focus

So now everyone can draw?

AI is ushering in an evolution in how creative work is made, but as more embrace the technology, what does that mean for the value of creativity and the future livelihoods of artists?

STARPICKS

BILL FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE

MALAYSIA'S youth, especially those from B40 and underserved communities, stand to benefit once secondary school education is made compulsory.

Badminton

Chiew Sien hopes for the right mix in her fourth outing

PETALING JAYA: The Asian Championships, which will begin on Tuesday in Ningbo, China, is no stranger to Lim Chiew Sien, though this will be her first time competing in the mixed doubles category at this prestigious tournament.

Golf

Top regional event this month

A Malaysian company has been appointed as the organiser of what is expected to be a first-class golf tournament in Cambodia later this month.

Golf

Spotlight on Augusta National

THE season's first major championship is upon us – and it couldn't have come sooner.

Golf

Homa splits with caddie

MAX Homa and his longtime caddie and childhood friend Joe Greiner have decided to split up – just ahead of the Masters, the season's first major championship.

Golf

Players to engage in demo days across the country

GOLFERS from across the country, and even in Brunei, can get ready to test the much spoken about TaylorMade Qi35 equipment.

Focus

Editorial: Threat of the US tariff tantrum

There is an imperative need for dialogue and cooperation to foster a climate of shared prosperity and stability for all nations in the complex landscape of global trade.

Golf

Footwear and apparel makers sink on Trump’s tariffs

IT seem no one is getting spared from the wrath of President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Golf

How to flop that shot

AMATEUR golfers rarely get up and down when short-sided with only a little green to work with.

Badminton

World No. 1 Yuqi in great form to end wait for Asian C’ships title

PETALING JAYA: Shuttler Shi Yuqi (pic) is the man to beat in the men's singles in the Asian Championships which starts on Tuesday in Ningbo, China.

Focus

Who owns the art when AI is your collaborator?

There is still no clear consensus on copyright and authorship in the age of AI.

Badminton

Roy King fit for double duty, but admits reunion with Valeree won’t be smooth

PETALING JAYA: Taking on two events at a major tournament like the Asian Championships is no walk in the park. Even more so when one of it marks the return to competition for a partner after nearly six months on the sidelines.

Badminton

Kenneth keeps ’em guessing

PETALING JAYA: While most countries have already announced their line-ups for the Sudirman Cup in Xiamen, China, later this month, Malaysia's selection remains shrouded in mystery, particularly in the men's singles department.

Athletics

Early flourish in Florida

PETALING JAYA: National athletes Mohd Azeem Fahmi and Shereen Samson Vallabouy are getting off the line with a bang this outdoor season.

Education

‘You can be a lifesaver too’

OVER the past two years, I have donated blood five times, and every session has deepened my resolve to help others.

Focus

The Duterte trial as a cleansing ritual

The forthcoming trial of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte at the ICC will become a long-running soap opera.

Motorsport

Qabil makes dream start in his European racing season

PETALING JAYA: Qabil Irfan made a perfect start to his European racing season by winning the opening race of the Spanish Superbike Championship (ESBK) at Jerez Circuit.

On The Line

Massive task awaits Jefri as first NSC DG born after act was established

JEFRI Ngadirin, the 10th individual to helm the National Sports Council (NSC) as their director-general commencing April 4, represents a new breed of sports officials coming through the ranks within the agency.

Education

Declining interest in higher edu spells trouble for nation

LETTER FROM PROF DATUK DR AHMAD IBRAHIM Tan Sri Omar Centre for STI Policy IISDS, UCSI University