SOME things never change. When I was studying during the 1960s and 70s, truancy was the main disciplinary problem in Malaysian schools.

In a recent forum organized by Harmony Malaysia and the IAIS International Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies, panelists and speakers went all out to promote the idea of changing education, changing political laws, changing mindset towards cosmopolitanism and reinforcing the Rukunegara.

AN elite manager’s status depends on the players he has purchased throughout his career.

THE word “oxymoron” is not an insult to anybody’s intelligence.

TWO things that happened last week prompted this column’s subject matter today.

KOTA KINABALU: Fledgling Parti Gagasan Rakyat Sabah is set to shape itself as a dominant grassroots-based political force nearly a year after its leaders, led by Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor, quit Bersatu.

IN AN age when digitalisation is revolutionising economies and societies worldwide, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) stands as a beacon of collaboration.

The pandemic isn’t over but more importantly, we need to find solutions for those suffering from post-Covid vaccine injuries and long Covid.

A letter from WALTER SANDOSAM, Kuala Lumpur.

My parents often feel that my spouse doesn't respect their traditions and values, while my spouse feels that my parents are trying to control our lives and dictate our choices.

I am emailing out of desperation, and I really hope you can help me; I am a fifty-nine-year-old man who unfortunately was diagnosed with prostate cancer at the beginning of the year.

Sending a diplomatic notice to another country is normal and is not necessarily bad, and opens the door to formal engagement.