Littoral Combat Ship fiasco: ‘Invisible’ ships a huge scandal
Malaysians deserve clarity and transparency, and not just from key figures at the company, but from their political bosses, too.
Is there too much optimism in the markets?
Stocks continue to track upwards, but investors might be headed for a beating.
Indonesia’s ‘polygamous’ game in dealing with China and the US
Indonesia knows doing business with China is more profitable, but also feels more comfortable with the presence of the US in the region.
I caught Covid-19 when it was no longer fashionable, sympathy was in short supply
As 60 per cent of Singaporeans know by now, the virus is no fun, says writer John Lui.
Imran Khan has no real interest in actually representing his voters in parliament at the moment
By inviting supporters to take part in an attempt to also sabotage the Election Commission’s mandate, he is setting a dangerous precedent.
Time to take more flexible approach to sick leave
Trust between bosses and staff is needed for an honour-based sick leave to cover all illnesses.
The danger of climate ‘doomerism’
Doomsayers proclaiming climate change as unstoppable are dangerous because they suggest that doing something about it is hopeless.
Pineapples and high-speed rail: Mission of economy for Indonesia and China
All things considered, it is essential that Indonesia and China remain undistracted from agendas or noises coming from outside the region.
Alert on the Sulu claim
While Malaysia is preparing to challenge the French arbitration decision, the Sulu Sultanate supporters could be mounting another attack on Lahad Datu.
No room for complacency
It is the fear of the unknown that the government must address, as monkeypox has become part of the health lexicon only recently.