FIFTEEN were sacked, 14 suspended and 63 others were transferred out of KLIA.

Under the country’s democracy system, the winner of last week’s polls need endorsement of 66 more MPs – from other parties and the military-appointed senate, which has 250 seats.

TIME brings all things to pass. The aphorism from ancient Greek dramatist Aeschylus seems fitting for what is set to be revealed this week.

A NEW government may be in power but when it comes to the recruitment of foreign labour, it seems like it’s the same old, same old.

IT is a clear reflection that we are more preoccupied with our economic woes and endless political foibles than a distant war which has entered its second year.

The 10th PM’s immediate concern is not on reforms but shoring up his strength as the leader of a motley coalition.

While the international trade deal has been welcomed by exporters, there is much unease among stakeholders that the government is jumping the gun on a host of pressing issues.

THE just ended political drama of GE15 has yet again thrown the spotlight on the twin blights of the country's electoral system.

WILDLIFE smuggling is now the fourth largest transnational organised crime, after drugs, weapons and human trafficking, and Malaysia is gaining infamy for being a key hub in the network.

DEATH by suicide is rising globally with almost 800,000 people taking their own lives every year – or one person every 40 seconds.

REMEMBER the adage “Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me”? In the days before the Internet, it was a fitting response to taunts and insults from childhood bullies.

There should be no delays in processing citizenship for adopted children as the Federal Court has set a precedent on how the status of abandoned babies must be dealt with.