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Malaysia should leverage unilateral trade agreements to prepare for US tariff changes: Economist

The rising costs of goods from these tariffed countries could make Malaysian products more competitive in the US market, thus benefiting local producers

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Prioritise road safety this festive season, Lee Lam Thye says

“Stay focused. Speeding, sudden lane changes and tailgating are major causes of accidents”

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E-learning and its impact on bank workers

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MIC’s key role in resolving Devi Shri Pathrakaliamman temple issue

The temple is said to have been built in 1893, decades before DBKL and its predecessor agency were established.

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Urban Renewal Bill could revamp cities but must be managed carefully, Lam Thye warns

Bill must be executed with caution to ensure a balanced outcome that benefits all parties involved, including developers and the communities affected

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Perils of reckless social media posts: Legal and emotional consequences are real

Many users fail to grasp the gravity of their online actions, as they quickly type and share thoughts without considering the potential fallout.

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Cybersecurity is national security: Why Malaysia needs a legal framework for cyber warfare

Traditional warfare is based on principles of territorial invasion, physical combat, and military occupation.

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Time for Insurers to prioritise interests of policyholders

Insurers must focus on providing policyholders with access to more affordable health assurance products

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Lam Thye calls for harsher penalties to combat reckless driving and road fatalities

Stricter inspections must be carried out to ensure commercial vehicles are roadworthy, and that drivers are not overworked or under the influence of drugs or al...

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The blood price of power - how monsters survive

The world watches, as it always does. Statements of “deep concern” are issued. Leaders frown in carefully rehearsed displays of dismay.

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Beyond the pay gap – why women need to prioritise wealth, not just income

Women must see themselves not just as earners, but as investors, property owners, and decision-makers in financial planning.

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‘Impossible’ for Chong Chieng Jen to make a comeback to the federal Cabinet?

Appointing Chong as a federal minister or deputy would improve PH’s image among voters in Sarawak, especially ahead of the next general election

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Zero tolerance for intolerance, return to Rukun Negara values, Lam Thye says

Malaysians must revisit the national principles as a means of reinforce unity and mutual understanding