The tech monster is here, yet many are unaware
The prospect of humanity being manipulated by Al and reduced to mindless cyborgs could arrive way earlier than previously thought, the writer says.
Kuik Cheng Kang
The day when the ink of Chinese newspapers dries up
The writer hopes to see people of all ethnicities living and working happily together, mutually prospering, tolerating, respecting, and supporting each other.
Malaysia’s State elections: A battle the unity government cannot afford to lose
The writer says that Malaysians of all races have failed to see a promising future because leaders of the country have never promised them one.
The story behind Anwar’s China trip
Anwar has always been seen as pro-US and indeed his Beijing visit has commanded a lot of attention from across the Pacific but his visit should not be interpreted as him being…
To win Putrajaya, look east
If the major alliances of BN, PH or PN desires to rule alone, it will still need to seek the approval of the people in Sabah and Sarawak.
Sungai Buloh? Or Putrajaya?
The writer says many are just keen to know whether the former prime minister will eventually be sent to jail, or to Putrajaya.