The vicious cycle of SVB meltdown
Some believe the event will not result in a systemic spread the recreate the 2008 global financial crisis. Still, there's much to watch out for.
Sin Chew Daily
Hooked on manhua
Although full-color Hong Kong comics is only a “framed world,” its clout has spread far and wide from its tiny home base to much of the continent and beyond.
Taxing Malaysia’s rich
The paper says the government should look into options such as increasing income tax rates for the rich, as a more pragmatic approach to tackle income inequality.
On the water with Myanmar’s ‘river cleaners’
“River cleaners” set out every morning on the fetid waterways of Yangon in search of recyclable plastic and tin cans.
Surrounded by enemies: the forces aligning against Anwar
“Several forces will aim to destabilise him, if not make him fall from government”, the author states.
Tok Mat, Fadillah to be DPM?
It is believed that the two DPM posts will go to Umno and Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu.
The forgotten overseas voters
The election commission should seriously review the existing postal voting system so that the same nightmare will not keep repeating every five years.
GE15: 108 independent candidates fighting all odds to win
Among the independent candidates, some boast high academic qualifications, while others are social activists, internet celebrities, and even a former deputy minister.
Chinese education should not be exploited as election chip
Like in all previous elections, Chinese language education has found itself being a chip contesting parties would keep exploiting to win over the local Chinese community.
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.