Opinion: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s tenure is marked by the challenge of balancing reform ambitions with political pragmatism in Malaysia’s complex landscape
On 29 November, former US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger passed away at 100. Despite praises from global leaders, his controversial legacy persists, marked by brutal interventions and geopolitical decisions that caused immense human suffering. Accusations of orchestrating coups, supporting dictators, and turning a blind eye to atrocities stain his mark on this world.
Henry Kissinger, the iconic US diplomat known for shaping the post-WWII world, passed away at 100. His firm announced his death, noting his influential career and controversial legacy, including his role in US-China relations and realpolitik approach
Singaporean actor Tang Hu (唐琥), renowned for his TV career, passed away at 85 (Nov 15).
He made notable contributions to dramas like “Son Of Pulau Tekong” (1985) and “Painted Faces” (1987).
73-year-old Malaysian grandma Suzie Oliver, lovingly known as the “Iron Lady,” fulfilled her lifelong dream by conquering Everest Base Camp, a testament to her determination and unwavering spirit.
Retired at 47, Mr. Loh Kiong Poot, a self-made millionaire bequeaths S$20 million (US$14.6 million) of his wealth to ten predetermined charitable organizations upon his passing.
In a heartfelt revelation, ONE Championship’s Angela Lee opens up about her car accident, revealing it was a suicide attempt, and shares her sister Victoria Lee’s tragic story. Angela’s journey from crisis to courage and her mental health advocacy.
Mrs Leaena Tambyah’s unparalleled dedication transformed the lives of many with disabilities in Singapore. As the founder of the nation’s first school for children with multiple disabilities, her enduring legacy stands as a beacon of hope and progress.
Those wishing to pay their final respects may do so at her funeral service on Monday, 1.30 pm, at 85 University Road.
Singapore mourns the loss of D. Richard Hu Tsu Tau, its longest-serving Finance Minister, who passed away at 96. His legacy includes the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in 1994 and steering Singapore through the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis.
Rasminah, an Indonesian advocate, passes away after leading a successful judicial review against child marriage laws.
Rasminah’s courageous battle reshaped Indonesia’s stance on underage unions. Her journey, alongside fellow survivors, led to legal milestones that challenged and changed the laws governing girls’ marriage age, leaving an enduring impact.