Wong Chun Wai is the Chairman of Bernama. With over 40 years of experience in journalism, he focuses on regional interest and world news, including topics such as Malaysia, markets, social issues, and racial injustice. He has been featured in Asia International News and Star Media Group Berhad.
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IT'S a repeat of what happened in 2016. Then, the United States media predicted – wrongly – that Donald Trump would lose the presidential election.
A university meant to produce disciplined officers is again embroiled in a case of assault on juniors, and the people in charge must answer for that. But bullying is not just on campus, it is prevalent in society too.
While critics cry foul, there is another side to the visit by the Taliban government delegation. Malaysia could convince the country to change its policies on women's education.
THE last thing that the Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, Datuk Seri Dr Maimunah Mohd Sharif, would expect is to be called a racist.
FORMER Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad must certainly be the most travelled Malaysian leader, having been head of government for 22 years.
PAS lawmaker Mohd Yusni Mat Piah learnt his lesson the hard way when he had to retract and apologise to the Prime Minister last week.
Conditions are so bad they are drawing royal ire and turning off tourists.
A doctorate thesis involves serious research and lots of facts, yet an MP who has a PhD did no research when making outlandish claims. And it could cost her dearly.
A video by a news portal on the drop of Malaysia’s global competitiveness in an Institute for Management Development (IMD) survey went viral recently. Certainly, it was a damper.
It's Christmas, but it won't just be Christians who will be celebrating. All ethnic groups will have reason to enjoy the yearend holidays – and that is what makes Malaysia special.
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