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Malaysia’s plan to boost the use of Artificial Intelligence
Malaysia Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, stated that since digital transformation is now a key pillar of national development, the nation would not just consume Artificial Intelligence (AI) but work to build capabilities and compete in the global digital market. Anwar...
Do most Malaysians think Anwar is just a puppet on a string?
BY: IDAYU RAHIM Malaysia's prime minister, Anwar Ibrahim, is expected to call for general elections towards the end of the year, but the rakyat are dissatisfied and upset that most of the reforms pledged in the last general election have yet to be fulfilled and...
Tourism Malaysia should promote the nation as Asia’s shopping destination
BY: KARTIK SUBRAMANIAM Malaysia's Ministry of Culture, Arts and Tourism should, through Tourism Malaysia, embark on a strategic mission to promote the nation as Asia's top shopping destination as there are malls in every nook and cranny of this country. There is that...
Malaysia healthcare returns to Medan as Indonesian patients seek trusted second opinions abroad
Malaysia has steadily emerged as one of the most trusted destinations for Indonesian patients seeking timely and reliable care. Following its last major outreach in 2022, Malaysia Healthcare returns to Medan this year, reconnecting with a community that has long...
Mysterious behaviour among powerful and rich Malaysians
BY: IIRISH RYNA The ordinary, average Malaysian in this country has started to get baffled, maybe even troubled and disturbed over the flow of information regarding the mysterious behaviour of powerful and rich Malaysians, not openly, but down the grapevine. The...
Malaysians should learn to forge a culture of respect
BY: KARIENA Every person should be accorded respect and dignity, as this is a basic human right of cultured and civilised societies around the world, and in addition, there must be civility and civic mindedness expressed by each and every person. It is not enough to...
Superpowers China and India must play a bigger role in the world
BY: AZLIZA ARIF Asian giants and world superpowers, China and India, must not only take a neutral stance on the American-Israeli invasion of Iran, but they must step up their presence on the world stage to eclipse the limelight currently being hogged by Donald Trump....
All Malaysians must submit to the wise counsel of the King and Malay Rulers
BY: HAFEZ SAIDIN Malaysia is a parliamentary democracy with a head of state, which is His Majesty the Yang Di Pertuan Agong, and a head of government, which is the prime minister, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim at present. The roles these two Malaysian leaders play are...
Malaysian politics increasingly riddled by dark matters
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ For decades in this country, there has been a rise in dark matters in politics, but the crescendo has been rising and by now it has reached peak levels, and this has caused Malaysians to become suspicious and wary of many politicians....
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Are foreigners in Malaysia a threat to national security?
BY: LYNDY ANG While foreign tourists and visitors who travel to Malaysia are genuine travellers, the doubts and aspersions being cast on those who are a threat to national security are basically refugees and asylum seekers, the illegal migrants and...
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Silence and missing details fuel speculation over Norish Karman
Growing uncertainty has emerged over claims that actress Norish Karman is in...
Filem ‘Terbang’ angkat kisah inspirasi Karamjit Singh ke layar perak
Filem 'Terbang' yang dijangka menemui penonton di pawagam tahun ini tampil...
Joy Ngiaw’s Emmy triumph puts Malaysian talent on global stage
Malaysian-born composer Joy Ngiaw has etched her name in history after...
BUSINESS
Budi95 quota remains at 200 litres, extra application option misused
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) has dismissed claims that a general application process exists for increasing the subsidy quota under the Budi Madani RON95 (Budi95) scheme, describing such assertions as inaccurate and unfounded. In a statement, the...
LIFESTYLE
Malaysia Airlines and Tourism New Zealand forge strategic partnership to grow travel demand
Malaysia Airlines and Tourism New Zealand have formalised a two-year strategic partnership to jointly stimulate travel demand to New Zealand through integrated marketing initiatives, reinforcing the shared commitment to growing visitor arrivals and elevating destination visibility across key markets. The partnership brings together both...
Robotic-assisted knee surgery offers greater precision and faster recovery
Knee replacement surgery is often associated with concerns about post-operative pain, infection, recovery time, and implant longevity. Despite these fears, surgical procedures in Malaysia have advanced significantly from conventional to computer-assisted and the latest robotic-assisted surgery, providing greater precision, safer and...
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Are foreigners in Malaysia a threat to national security?
BY: LYNDY ANG While foreign tourists and visitors who travel to Malaysia are genuine travellers, the doubts and aspersions being cast on those who are a threat to national security are basically refugees and asylum seekers, the illegal migrants and migrant workers. The Malaysian government for decades has been doing a poor job of documenting those who enter the country for whatever purpose, and this is where there emerges a concern and worry over whether the authorities have control over...
Malaysians should just obey the King and Malay Rulers
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ In recent controversies involving the Yang...
Are the ‘Little Napoleons’ no longer little anymore?
BY: SYAFUL MOHAMAD Any Malaysian, irrespective of their background, would have...
Malaya ultras trying to rescue Malaysian football
There can be nothing more powerful than to stand united, and to speak with one...
EDUCATION
Are Malaysian students the worst performing in Asean?
BY: GRACE NG Malaysia's consistent poor performance in the annual Programme...
Is starting school at age six a good idea?
BY: SAADIAH SAIHIDIN Questions, doubts and queries are looming over the...
Stop playing politics with the education of schoolchildren
BY: SARA ANUAR The education of schoolchildren in this country is probably the...
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Rising increase in medical crowfunding
According to local crowd funding platform, Kitafund, medical crowdfunding in Malaysia has surged by more than 50 percent between 2019 and 2022, as more families turn to public donations to help offset critical care costs. A Kitafund director stated that the number of medical-related campaigns has spiked since the pandemic with growing appeals to help treat cancer, organ-related conditions and long term neurological diseases. The Kitafund director stated that they are seeing more families turning to crowdfunding not because they want to but because they have no other option but to appeal to the general public for help with their medical...
