From Ludlings to Skibiidi
How Filipino words keep us connected By Sharon Pasion Vinluan The evolution of Filipino slang shows how language reflects and shapes the culture...
Language evolves naturally
By: Dr. Amir Rashad Mustaffa Language reflects the culture, thinking, and history of a society. The Malay language, like any other language worldwide,...
Of tapas and old-world charm
My visit to one of Spain’s most charming cities, Valladolid by Caning Jaramillo One of the most underrated cities in Spain is Valladolid....
Namibia food crisis and global food waste
Namibia – a country with less than 3 million population – to be exact 2,645,805, in 2024 – is facing the worst food...
Still Time to Revitalize Rubber Industry
By : Professor Dato Dr Ahmad Ibrahim The Malaysian Rubber Board, MRB, has just launched the program to mark 100 years of rubber...
Empathize mental health, not stigmatize
By Nur Syakilah Irdina Wirdana If our world can empathize with physical health, why can’t we do the same for mental health? This...
Unlocking Malaysia’s quantum potential
By: Prof Raymond Ooi Research grants and funding schemes, especially those given by government ministries, are increasingly focused on areas such as artificial...
Poverty, youth, and potential
By Halima Saadiah Youth have always been a focal point in discussions, often seen as either the future of a nation or as...
Balancing workplace flexibility and stability for Gen Z
By: Ts Elman Mustafa El Bakri Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2012, is entering the workforce with distinct priorities and expectations. As...
UM empower future talents at PPR with STEM
Malaysia is facing a significant decline in student enrollment in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects, raising concerns about the future availability...