In a passionate and thought-provoking moment from his podcast “Keluar Sekejap,” former minister Khairy Jamaluddin didn’t mince words, laying the blame for Malaysia’s widespread historical confusion squarely at the feet of “cowardly” academicians. Imagine, for a moment, a nation grappling with a fragmented understanding of its own narrative – a narrative that shapes identity, informs public discourse, and guides future decisions. Khairy’s critique isn’t just an accusation; it’s a frustrated plea, a call to action born from a deep concern for the intellectual integrity and national cohesion of Malaysia. He sees a landscape where misinformation about the nation’s past runs…

It’s easy for a flicker of fear to spread like wildfire in our interconnected world, especially when it comes to something as precious as safety and the joy of a good holiday. Not long ago, a video started making the rounds online, catching the eye of countless people – a worrying sight of a woman in distress during a parasailing adventure, seemingly struggling for air. This footage quickly became a hot topic, sparking concerns among those who love the thrill of such water sports. You can imagine the ripple effect; people started questioning the safety of these activities, and for…