#letter

Resolving the crisis requires a coordinated international strategy.

Malaysia remains a key transit hub for illegal wildlife trade due to several factors.

Two individuals born to M'sian fathers denied citizenship because parents were not married.

The world needs engineers more than ever.

The outbreak has exposed profound fractures in global governance.

Obesity and cardiovascular issues await those who are sleep-deprived.

Laws alone not enough, digital literacy needs to become as basic as reading and writing.

His 170km marathon to raise constituency funds literally should be emulated in spirit.

Sports can unite people beyond language barriers.

The community has already paid its due with blood, sweat, and tears.

Parents must be cautious when sharing children's details online.

It erodes confidence in digitalisation, creates stigma among victims.

Round-the-clock employee protection was a much-needed move forward.

The Philippines unilateral and confrontational approach does nobody any favours.

Many businesses, activists suffered under his administration's policies.

Govt should provide assistance where there is a net gain.

Govt should throw the book at incendiary politicians.

The literary work contains multitudes and should not be simplified to good vs bad.

The delays and ballooning costs of the project rest solely on the Harapan government.

Durian's boom-to-bust cycle offers lessons for growers.

Folks deserve to understand what is proposed, if city infrastructure can sustainably support.

We must change our 'peninsula-only' mindset.

Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere, and the first minutes are crucial for survival.

Johor voters may not sway over political attacks, focused on day-to-day issues.