Judges – law finders or lawmakers?
THE superior courts perform a number of noble and indispensable functions in a society governed by the rule of law. Today's column will deal with only one such function: the judiciary's indirect role in law-making in the field of constitutional law.
China’s 15th five-year plan: What it means for Asia’s next decade
AS China prepares to implement its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030), policymakers and economists across Asia are closely watching its implications for regional growth.
Extra Erogenous Extra Nipple
In the spirit of Pink October, I am hoping you can help me with some troubling matters on my chest.
World meets Asean
As world leaders gather to experience Malaysian hospitality, it would be nice if they fully appreciated why they are here beyond the cocktails and small talk.
Heavy is the teacher’s burden
Schools are in the news these days, with incidences of bullying, sexual acts and even a murder. But little is being said about the pressures teachers face in the modern education system.
When single events change the course of politics
It has happened before. Could it recur in time to sway Sabahans as they head for the ballot boxes next month?
Move towards positive masculinity
It is urgent for prominent men in our society to start saying clearly that respect for all, especially women and girls, is what makes a man.
Malaysia’s legacy woven into the Asean tapestry
THE 47th Asean Summit and Related Summits, hosted in Kuala Lumpur over the weekend, marks the successful conclusion of Malaysia's year as Asean Chair.
An election with many twists and turns
IT is being spoken about as the most difficult election to predict in the history of Sabah.
