HERE is a tale about a Buddhist monk and a cat that might shine a light on the unspoken side of compliance culture.

THIS column had on April 14, "Judicial appointments ripe for review", reviewed the law rela­ting to the Judicial Appointments Commission and pointed out some flaws therein.

I read with interest your recent articles on infections of various sexual organs.

Even as foreign governments are humiliated in appealing to lift punishing US tariffs, those tariffs themselves are becoming humiliatingly hollow.

In his message during the Christian holy day, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim urged citizens to nurture 'a spirit of love and mutual respect'. It is what the country needs – to build bridges and not burn them.

As Trump's topsy-turvy logic unravels further, it's so tempting to just sit back and enjoy the drama.

The Opposition coalition is no monolith, it seems, as questions swirl about who is fit to lead it.

WE love our food in this country – and we can have it 24 hours a day thanks to ubiquitous open-all-day-and-night mamak restaurants and fast food outlets.

THE "body without a head" phenomenon in the PKR polls was the most asked question of any party leader last week.

Enforcement, civic duty also crucial to ease congestion in busy KL streets.

Employees entering the workforce overwhelmingly prefer flexible working arrangements.

DURING an early morning drive to send my children to school, I was shocked to find a row of flickering street lamps as I was passing the Hospital Sultan Ismail entrance.