Julia Yeow
Julia Yeow has been in journalism for two decades and counts it as her first love, despite enjoying brief stints as a lecturer, clown and salad maker. She is a strong believer in social justice, and holds that there is sometimes more truth in the greys, than the blacks and whites.
Swiss A-G confirms probe into Justo for espionage
He is suspected of disclosing business secrets to private parties, which is punishable by a maximum 3 years' jail if found guilty.
Firefly to meet Changi for landing rights again
RM20 million losses and counting, Malaysia Airlines subsidiary cannot afford to wait out Singapore aviation dispute.
The need to reboot the Malaysia-Singapore relationship
The two countries should not continue letting historic rivalries define bilateral relations.
Firefly’s new CEO bent on reviving ‘lifeline’ Singapore route
Malaysia Airlines Group’s subsidiary affected by aviation dispute between Singapore’s Seletar airport and Johor airspace.
RM15 million and counting, Firefly needs quick end to Singapore dispute
Malaysia Airlines Group lauds diplomatic efforts to end aviation dispute but maintains its subsidiary must get back landing rights now.
Singapore-Malaysia maritime dispute a ‘test of wills’, say analysts
There are fears the tension will escalate as the two sides exchange strong words and thinly veiled threats.
Firefly seeks Putrajaya’s help to reclaim Changi landing spot in airspace impasse
The administration is urged to intervene in what has become an inter-government affair, says airline CEO.
The good old days still a racist Malaysia
Racism has always been a dark part of our history, but a bold government can effect change.
13,000 Firefly passengers hit by delays at new Singapore terminal
Airline triggers suspension notice after being told yesterday that the terminal at Seletar airport is still not ready for operations.
Give us more time, Guan Eng tells overseas Malaysians
Finance minister says change will come as government continues to weed out corruption and work to attract talent home.
Exposing 1MDB’s global links Sarawak Report’s top agenda now
Clare Rewcastle-Brown says interest in how corrupt politicians are facilitated and assisted by major global institutions and the whole financial system.
Landslide aside, Penang transport plan to go on
Chief minister says state has no choice but to continue with its plan to address its worsening traffic problem.
The miseducation of Maszlee Malik
Instead of focusing on colour of socks, minister should start addressing the real disease plaguing education system.
Emmanuel Joseph