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Tag: Malaysia
Golfer Arie Irawan meant so much to so many
Close friends pay tribute to Arie Irawan as PGA Tour Series-China will honour the Malaysian professional golfer at the Haikou Championship this week.
‘Confusion by one person who wants to beat up people’
Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad wore an unimpressed look as he was forced to announce Malaysia’s withdrawal from the Rome Statute, saying the political confusion was created by some people with political ambition.
PH needs to relearn art of communication
After winning the general election, the Pakatan Harapan government seems to have forgotten the art of communication as its members have also learned that social media is a double-edged sword.
Eggs in the face of MIC
The day begins with uncertainty for the MIC, seeking to push its race based politics with pretentious pace and adventure despite the MCA-MIC arena being as soggy as a bag of undercooked chips.
MCA – Malaysia’s Clueless Association
MCA has missed the starting gun; it does not need someone to tell them when to run.
Politics for dummies in new Malaysia
Should Pakatan Harapan be given more time to deliver on its promise or is it time it walked the talk?
How many children need to die before we act?
The recent death of yet another young child from diphtheria, an easily preventable disease by immunisation, is a national tragedy, writes senior consultant paediatrician Datuk Dr Amar Singh HSS.
Poser over Hamid Sultan, Gopal Sri Ram and ‘Judiciary Baru’
Claims by Court of Appeal judge Datuk Dr Hamid Sultan Abu Backer about the Malaysian judiciary has sparked a series of questions and raised concern among the legal fraternity and the masses.
Running a country is serious business
Sadly, most citizens have yet to understand the true role of political leadership and have been pulled, unfortunately, into the political games of the politicians. Many fail to realise running a country is a big deal.
When sports diplomacy fails to play cupid
Malaysia’s refusal to grant Israeli para swimmers visas for a 2020 Paralympic qualifying event shows how sports diplomacy failed in its quest to uphold the ancient Greek tradition of truce.
10-year challenge: M-League teams still see red
Nothing has changed for Malaysian football over the past decade with stakeholders still viewing the AFF Cup as the ‘World Cup’.
Saifuddin: Ban on Israeli para swimmers remains
Malaysia’s Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah says Cabinet took into consideration all factors, including that the 9th World Para Swimming Championships in Kuching, Sarawak is a sporting event involving para athletes, before making the decision to deny Israeli swimmers visas.