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Tragedy returns to haunt politicians

THE memories have grown jaded, the urgency has worn off and the politicians who championed the quest for answers to the Teoh Beng Hock tragedy have moved on.

Sports Box

The Charity Shield axe – a tragedy or an opportunity missed

YESTERDAY was to have been a happy day for Malaysian football fans. The M-League was to resume after five months, with the Charity Shield match between Selangor, the Red Giants, and Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT), the Southern Tigers.

Citycism

Changing habits worth the payoff

AS PEOPLE, we have to adopt new habits and adapt to changes from time to time, whether due to circumstances, lifestyle or something as impactful as the Covid-19 pandemic.

On Your Side

Never-ending battle against graft

IT is a mind-boggling number, but have we become so desensitised to corruption that even when it is revealed that Malaysia lost RM277bil to graft, barely an eyebrow is raised?

Matters of the Mind

A healing touch is about more than knowing the right treatment

Doctors who have good bedside manners can have a big psychological impact on the patient and their care.

Over the Top

Why do we let others measure us?

MALAYSIANS often react strongly to news about how the country is doing according to international performance indices in all sorts of areas, from education and press freedom levels to how happy we are.

A Winning Factor

The Premiership run-in - a football saga of glory and drama

THERE are many ways a football team could spend £100mil (RM596mil) (or £200mil, RM1bil if you’re Chelsea) on a player.

SEARCH Scholar Series

Empowering Futures: Malaysia-China GDI collaboration for human capital growth

Malaysia and China have established a strategic partnership to enhance human capital development through the Global Development Initiative (GDI). This innovative alliance is set to accelerate advancements in key areas such as healthcare, education, and productivity, signalling a new era of international collaboration aimed at unlocking the full potential of human capital on a global scale.

Women's World

Eating these foods might help reduce your cancer risk

Aside from lowering cancer risk, some of these foods can also help control tumour growth and spread.

Family

Dear Thelma: Our domineering mum is ruining our lives

Their parenting styles have left deep emotional scars, compounded by their disapproval of my hobbies and career aspirations. My mother's controlling behaviour really affected my sense of self-worth and individuality.

Putting Dr G On The Spot

‘Twisted’ fate of manhood

Dear Dr G, I am a young chap studying engineering as a second-year student.

It's Just Politics

The Indian factor

The fight for Kuala Kubu Baharu by-election might see the significance of the Indian voters’ position as a kingmaker. However, this may not always be in Pakatan Harapan’s favour.

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