If Malaysia is serious in making the National Defence Industry a reality, the powers-that-be must take a long hard look at where the nation stands, figure out where it went wrong, and pivot to a position of strength.
It’s easier to stick to your kind abroad
It is easier to become friends with fellow Malaysians abroad, and because there is a lack of attraction from the locals who largely adopt a neutral position, once we establish a friendship, it evolves into what resembles a clique, writes Arif Imran.
NUTP: Shortage of teachers a 30-year problem, govt must show willpower to resolve issue
National Union of the Teaching Profession said the shortage of teachers in government schools nationwide is a 30-year problem that needs to be addressed once and for all.
Improving last-minute delivery key to boosting Singapore’s recycling rates
Based on current progress, Singapore must more than double its domestic recycling rates to meet its target by 2030, writes sustainability and supply chain professional, Kavickumar Muruganathan.
Saudi fashion designer Reem Esailan revamps traditional dresses with modern flair
Fashion designer Reem Esailan’s unique creations showcase her ability to infuse modern trends with timeless cultural elements, resulting in elegant and unique pieces.
Life with ChatGPT
In Young Voices this week, Anna Anthon and Huang Ning Shan obtain the perspective of a 17-year-old soon-to-be university student who loves using ChatGPT.
Punchline or gut punch – Straddling fine line between comedy and crass
Some say jokes are a form of freedom of expression, and we should chill. But then again, voicing our displeasure is also a right.
UM Varsity Lake is buzzing as the fish are biting
Angling as a sport and recreational pastime is set to get a boost as the potential to cast rod and line at Universiti Malaya’s Varsity Lake is being enhanced.
Inter hopes history repeats as City chases European glory
Manchester City aims for its first Champions League title, while Inter Milan hopes that West Ham’s victory in the Europa Conference League is a good omen.
Benns Chocolate, Malaysian Cocoa Board working together to make farmers’ lives better
Malaysian farmers have hope for a brighter future thanks to the Malaysian Cocoa Board’s collaboration with local company, Benns Chocolate to encourage and assist them in elevating the quality of domestic cacao beans.
Threat against Penang police chief an attack on those involved in crime prevention, says criminologist
While it is not uncommon for police personnel to receive threats, criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy says such incidents are becoming more brazen and may dampen the spirit of those involved in crime prevention and those who speak against criminal activities.
An open letter to Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad
Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad had an opportunity to create a united Malaysia and uplift the Malays, but that didn’t materialise. It is time for the corporate Malays to help redistribute wealth in this country, writes veteran town planner Datuk P. Gunasilan.
Volvo owners take legal action over delay in parts, poor communication and third-party service
Three Volvo vehicle owners initiate legal action against a service centre in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, over claims of unsatisfactory services, delays in part replacement and for sending a vehicle to a third-party service provider.