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Target on Muhyiddin’s back

The rebellion brewing in Bersatu is aimed at forcing Muhyiddin to hand over the presidency to his deputy but will the move burn down the whole house?

Sports Box

Ting of greatness – Mirabel driven by love, guided by loss

POISE under pressure. Not many athletes have it in them, especially while they are still in the early years of their career.

Citycism

Bullying is rooted at home

SCHOOL bullies have always existed, but thanks to growing awareness of the issue, more victims are now speaking up.

Why Not?

Budi95 – fuelling locals’ greed?

It has been a month since the Budi95 fuel subsidy scheme was introduced, and it has been a huge success. But there are drawbacks – a new breed of pseudo smugglers has been born.

Comment

Xi's S. Korea visit expected to consolidate economic cooperation, boost partnership

SEOUL: Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend the 32nd Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) Economic Leaders' Meeting in Gyeongju and pay a state visit to South Korea from Oct 30 to Nov 1 at the invitation of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung.

#Abidinideas

Asean Summit a huge success

TOMES could be written about the most significant diplomatic event in Malaysia's history so far: it may literally be another generation before we see such a large gathering of leaders in Kuala Lumpur.

Southern Reflections

Stop the trial-and-error way

ANYONE travelling between Malaysia and Singapore in the last one-and-a-half years will be bewildered with the many applications they have to download on their phone for easier Immigration clearance between both nations.

So Aunty, So What?

Old is not gold to young people

That's especially true if they have to bear the burden of paying for their parents' maintenance.

Pinang Points

Freshness awaits at Penang’s noon markets 

FRESH fish balls cannot be frozen.

A Winning Factor

Red alert for Liverpool in the great Premier League table turnaround

AFTER the first five games and with five straight victories, many pundits claimed that the Premier League title already belonged to Liverpool and that the rest of the season would simply be a procession for Arne Slot's men.

SEARCH Scholar Series

Malaysia’s green mobility: lessons from China’s bike-sharing revolution

As Malaysia accelerates its journey towards sustainable and low-carbon development, reimagining urban transportation is critical. With traffic congestion worsening, carbon emissions on the rise and climate change becoming more urgent, cities are increasingly seeking green mobility solutions. One proven model comes from China where shared bicycles and electric bikes (e-bikes) have transformed daily commuting.

Comment

Setting the benchmark higher for Asean

KUALA LUMPUR: It's never easy dealing with US President Donald Trump, as his unpredictability and mood swings are legendary.

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