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Key Takeaways: The number of registered autism cases under Malaysia’s Social Welfare Department have surged dramatically, from fewer than 7,000
Key Takeaways: Malaysia’s official poverty statistics paint a picture of steady progress. Absolute poverty fell to 5.1 per cent of
Key Takeaways: Events in the Middle East can shift with startling speed, much as the Arab Spring demonstrated how localized
Key Takeaways: Java, one of the world’s most densely populated islands, currently faces elevated volcanic activity from Mount Semeru, Mount
Key Takeaways: The ANZUS alliance has underpinned Australian defence thinking since it was created back in 1951. For generations ANZUS
Key Takeaways: On 7 August 2026, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Pakistani Prime
Key Takeaways: The recent RM100 million (approximately US$24.45 million) defamation suit filed against veteran journalist P. Gunasegaram has thrown a
Key Takeaways: In recent days, Israeli warplanes struck the Abu al-Duhur airbase in northern Syria, a facility Turkish forces have
Key Takeaways: The Urgent Need for the Abolition of this Colonial Relic In the annals of Malaysian political theatre, few
Key Takeaways In the world of international relations and business, Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) are often hailed as flexible tools
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is reported to have agreed with US President Donald Trump to allow US military aircraft to
Saudi Arabia Now Going Alone In The Gulf Conflict The September 2025 Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement (SMDA) between Saudia Arabia
By Alon Ben-Meir Nearly a decade after Turkey’s failed coup attempt of July 2016, the country’s political landscape has been
MCMC and I have discussed and reached an understanding via a Settlement Agreement. I acknowledge that my comments and articles
Universities and other institutions of higher learning are facing major challenges. Apart from a small number of legacy-branded institutions, many
The Madani government is interested in developing Rare Earth Element (REE) extraction in Malaysia, especially the non-radioactive rare earth elements
Management students in “B” schools over the last 60 years have been taught that ‘people-centric’ management brings out the best
The allegory of Plato’s Cave from Book VII of “The Republic” is a philosophical metaphor about enlightenment. Prisoners are chained
The middleclass is under stress Malaysia’s middleclass is being financially squeezed. The middle class is categorized as the M40 group
A high-level United Nations General Assembly conference has concluded after a debate the “States have until the Beginning of September
On Thursday July 24, Cambodia and Thai forces clashed for over 8 hours. This is after a Thai soldier was
Malaysian prime minister Anwar Ibrahim is pulling out all stops to prevent a sexual harassment case against him claim in
Malays are a political construct coined by the British during colonial times to include a wide spectrum of ethnic groups.
While Malaysian prime minister Anwar Ibrahim is on an official visit to Italy, Spain and Brazil to attended the BRICS