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Malaysia’s MASSA Explores In-Cabin Fire Containment Technology with South Korea’s Braindrop

Lithium battery incidents on aircraft are no longer a fringe concern. As passenger numbers recover and personal electronic device usage climbs, the frequency of thermal runaway events involving powerbanks and smartphones in aircraft cabins has caught the attention of regulators, airlines and safety organisations worldwide. Malaysia Aviation Skills Standard Association (MASSA) is now taking a step toward addressing this through a new collaboration with South...
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Network School: Beyond the Israeli Controversy, What Exactly Is Taking Shape in Forest City?

Network School has found itself at the centre of an explosive controversy over allegations involving Israeli nationals in Johor's Forest City. But beyond the passports, politics and outrage lies a far bigger question: What exactly is the Network State vision behind the community — and what does its growing physical presence in Malaysia mean for the country's regulatory, immigration and national interests?
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Time To Migrate From Personal Hits On Wives Of Politicians

MELBOURNE, Australia - Violence against wives of political leaders can be physical, sexual or psychological in nature. Both men and women can be affected...
Analysis

More To The Tycoons-Mahathir Relationships Than Meets The Eye

By Azizi Khan in Melbourne, Australia and Hasnah Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia When the article appeared about the tirade Lee Kim Yew of...
Analysis

2022: Here’s What I Think & What I Wish For

We have always asked among ourselves: Do politicians serve us or do we serve them? By right, they should be serving the people, especially their...
National

Commentary: Political Stability In Malaysia Hinges On Consensus Principle

It doesn't matter who is Prime Minister in Malaysia as long as the Cabinet observes the consensus principle i.e. no vote against. I am...
Opinion

Not The Road Ahead, Nor Behind, But The One Beneath My Feet  – How I Will Live In 2022

"The unhappy person is one who has his ideal, the content of his life, the fullness of his consciousness, the essence of his being, in some manner outside of himself. The unhappy man is always absent from himself, never present to himself. But one can be absent, obviously, either in the past or in the future. This adequately circumscribes the entire territory of the unhappy consciousness." As 2021 comes to a close, Joel Wijesuria reflects on these words, written almost two centuries ago by Søren Kierkegaard. and adds his thoughts on living in the present.
Opinion

Forum Organiser Mulls Instituting Legal Suit Against Tycoon Lee

INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY INSTITUTE (ISI) the organiser of the 2021 World Chinese Economic Forum (2021 WCEF) intend to refer to their solicitors to take appropriate...
News

First Time Ever – Najib Takes Swipe At Mahathir On World Stage

PETALING JAYA - Many people were stunned at the invitation of the Chinese government to former Malaysian premier Najib Razak to present the keynote...
News

Inseparable Duo, Najib And Rosmah, Have Options In Court

It isn’t possible for anyone, including court, ‘to know law’. ‘Fake News’ by Reuters on Rosmah Mansor . . . In law, those who accuse...
Analysis

Hysterical Opposition, Unthinking Media, Made The 1MDB Fiasco Happen

In law, a line must be drawn somewhere, lest Pandora’s Box opens. No court will allow the floodgates to open. The spirit of the law, read...
Analysis

Indomitable Malaysians. Their Spirit of True Grit During Disasters

Say what you want about Malaysians. They can be such culprits when it comes to the social media sphere where they tend to be...
Opinion

The Rulings, Being Based On ‘Flaws’ In Law, Means It’s Unsafe To Convict Najib

COMMENT and ANALYSIS by Joe Fernandez At the very outset, it must be stated, that Opinion isn’t law. Only the court can declare law. Parliament makes...
Analysis

The SRC Trial: Is There A Miscarriage Of Justice?

For many of Najib Razak's supporters and family members, last week was a truly miserable moment. Not only did the Court of Appeal (COA)...
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