Opinion
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A pinch too much: Rethinking salt consumption
Health experts urge Malaysians to reduce salt intake as high-sodium diets continue contributing to hypertension and heart disease…
Why family dinners matter more than ever today
From meaningful mealtimes to lifelong commitment, experts share advice on nurturing strong family relationships and healthy marria…
Growing up on screen-fed diet
Digital food marketing is shaping children's preferences, prompting families to take action against hidden advertising and unhealt…
Palestine and rise of global solidarity
Global Sumud Flotilla highlights citizen-led push for justice as diplomatic efforts stall over Palestine crisis.
Scam-proofing the public mindset
Understanding scam psychology is key to prevention, moving beyond awareness to build lasting behavioural resilience
Helping teenagers find their way: Bridging the career guidance gap
Teenagers face a widening career guidance gap as the job market evolves, requiring earlier, skills-based support to build a future…
Iran war: Catalyst for a new world order
Trump’s failed war with Iran accelerates a multipolar world order, ending US exceptionalism and reshaping global power.
Living, not working, longer
Working longer may boost brain health, but only if jobs offer purpose and autonomy, says a UM psychologist.
Rukun Negara: Reclaiming Malaysia’s moral compass
The Rukun Negara remains essential today to guide ethics, unity and moral responsibility amid rapid change and social challenges.
Single parents deserve their own day of rest
One day of uninterrupted sleep and support for single parents is not too much to ask, says theSun’s executive editor.
Ensure fairer formula for subsidies
SUBSIDY rationalisation has become a critical national agenda due to growing fiscal pressures. The proposal to withdraw petrol sub…
Social workers can curb bullying in schools
Malaysia recorded 2,889 bullying cases in 2025, highlighting the urgent need for professional social workers in schools to address…