By Dr Ahmad Zahiruddin Sani In the end months of May 2024, walking through the heart of Malaysia, one could feel the buzz in the air – the government had just announced a significant cut in diesel subsidies. This wasn’t a decision made in haste; it was a strategic move, mirroring the steps taken by…
By: Maszsyuhada Maszri Bruce Gilley’s ‘The Case for Colonialism’ is nothing short of a blatant controversy, which argues for the potential benefits of colonialism. It has ignited a fierce debate highlighting deep divisions within the academic community. The intense opposition to his views underscores a broader resistance to revisiting or reinterpreting colonial legacies which many…
Is Datuk Seri Azmin Ali doomed? That is the question that needs to be asked in the aftermath of the Kuala Kubu Baharu by election over the weekend. Selangor Bersatu muscled its way to field its own man in a seat that was previously contested by Gerakan. The seat was even offered to MIPP initially,…
Spanning over eight chapters, backed by copious notes on the early history of Islam, especially the life and military exploits of Prophet Muhammad SAAS, one might be inclined to think that Rozhan Othman is attempting yet more of the same. Heavier references to the life of the Prophet SAAS, deeper commentaries of the actions of…
By: Jacob Low When President Xi Jinping of China turned the longstanding adversaries, Iran and Saudi Arabia, from foes to friends, he did a great service to the world. Since then, there have been fewer disputes among Muslim nations. Many countries have normalized their relations. Many nations are now gearing up for extensive development, actively…
By: Wong Zhi Zhong The digital era has revolutionised retail experiences, blending technology, changing consumer preferences, and cultural shifts. On the other hand, advancements in digital technology and online platforms have transformed commercial spaces, emphasising spatial narrative and collaboration to create immersive retail environments that connect with modern consumers. Today’s consumers prioritise memorable experiences that…
BY: Dr Chong Wei Ying Are you looking forward to your retirement in a few years? Do you yearn for a life of leisure and disconnection from the hustle and bustle of the working world? The answer can vary; everyone’s vision of their future differs. Not everyone desires or can afford to retire in their…
The fielding of Sdri Xiao Tao 小桃 in the Kuala Kubu Baharu by-election as a Perpaduan-Pakatan Harapan-DAP candidate is yet another testimony of DAP’s commitment to groom young leaders for the future. This is the long-term planning and ideals of DAP that has allowed us to grow and get stronger for the past six decades….
A report in the Scoop indicated that Perikatan Nasional candidate Khairul Azhari Saut is playing the inclusivity game card by attempting to win over the non – Malay voters. This is because there are 18% indian votes, 30.6% Chinese and the balance are made up of Orang Asli and others. “Yes, I realise that it…
Former law minister Datuk Zaid Ibrahim erred big time as he attempted to defend Negeri Sembilan Bersatu information chief Badrul Hisham Shaharin who has been arrested. For a famous lawyer who was a law minister, things like this cannot be overlooked. But, overlooked he did. Zaid overlooked the fact that Chegu Bard had implicated the…
