
Opinion

Suburban sprawl killed Seremban
Seremban declined because suburban sprawl and highways emptied its core and killed everyday urban life.
Behind the Bylines

Amorim and United have parted ways, quo vadis Akmal of Umno?

Tough road for Samsuri after Jan 9?

After Akmal’s call, will it be Umno out, Bersatu in?
Umno needs to think thoroughly about whether quitting the unity government would be of benefit, or detrimental to its future.

Exchange programmes a good way to foster unity, understanding
People from the interior of Borneo states, or the tranquil villages of Perlis, or the transit town of Johor Bahru might have very different conceptions of what constitutes ‘Malaysia’.

Cambodia already sees Malaysia as a friend. We should act like one
Cultural and media exchanges as well as educational and training opportunities for Cambodians can benefit both sides.
Denying them the chance to reacquaint themselves with students from other communities will only heighten the chances they will drift away from Malaysia once they enter their career years.
Column

A bad call by FAM at the worst possible time

Trump pushing the limits with Maduro capture
Ratcliffe regime must get the next big call right. Glasner could be The One.
Seremban has lost its place to its planned suburb Seremban 2, but careful planning can return it to its old glory.

Luka Latina Amerika
Perjuangan mempertahankan kedaulatan, sumber, dan maruah masih jauh daripada berakhir.
Following Nicolás Maduro’s capture, President Donald Trump has declared that the US will ‘run Venezuela’.
Letters
The militarisation of key maritime corridors has quietly rewritten the operating assumptions of global trade.

The threat of US hegemony
If Denmark, a member of Nato, feels unsafe dealing with the US’s threat to invade Greenland, what does it say for the rest of the civilised world?
A host of constitutional and political dilemmas have emerged to demand attention and reckoning.
If Umno joins MN, there is no way it can assert itself as the dominant force.











