Tag: Singapore

Law In Malaysia Permits Judicial Review On Public Interest Grounds

In law, judicial review asks whether the decision-maker considered irrelevant factors, ignored relevant ones, acted in bad faith or reached a conclusion no reasonable authority could reach (Part 2).
Analysis

Delayed Motherhood Remains Stigmatised In Malaysia

Motherhood pressure in Malaysia remains entrenched as married couples are still expected to have children soon after marriage, despite fertility rates dropping to historic lows. Siva Tangai Raju has the story
Lifestyle
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The Truth About An Assassination Of A Palestinian In Malaysia

On Saturday, 12 June 2021, marked four weeks since the 73rd anniversary of the Nakba Massacre, the beginning of the Palestinian Holodomor, so please...
Analysis

Since Bahasa Melayu Is The Language Of Love, Speak On

By Yuktes Vijay This is the last part of the story of Bahasa Melayu, our national language. In essence, the previous two articles (here and...
Opinion

It’s A 1Malaysia Christmas When It Comes To Our Family

By Latisha Merican https://youtu.be/A5_ZugTFbZE When my husband Michael and I got married, we lived and worked in Singapore and never lived in Malaysia in the...
Cuisines

COVID-19 – A Threat For Some, Opportunity For Others?

By Dominic O'Sullivan I started to write this during the first weeks of the lockdown, and I have decided not to update the tense as...

10 Ways To Get Out Of Our Political Craziness

From getting rid of pensions for politicians, to bringing back the GST, Tzu Wong switches on the light bulb with his Simple Solutions via...
Analysis

Do Malaysians Really Know What Malaysia Day Is All About?

For many of us, Merdeka Day has been noted as a celebration of our country's independence. A day when we watch the Merdeka Day...
National

When Pontianaks Roam Muar, What Does One Do?

By Badrolhisham Bidin I love reading stories on the supernatural. In the early 90s, my favourite author Russell Lee, a Singapore-based writer, wrote a series...
Horror

Who Dares, Wins. Think Big, Start Small And Act Fast.

By Clement Woo Dongguan, China My first trip to Dongguan City was about 14 years ago, slightly after Chinese New Year.  The weather then was very...
Business

Mahathir’s testy exchange with Singaporean Oxford University undergraduate.

Darrion Mohan, a second-year History and Politics undergraduate tore into Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad when he raised the recent issue of Johor’s Chief Minister’s...
Politics