Chest-thumping about religion and all-male carnivals may help PAS and Umno firebrands win Malay votes, but it will not make them true Malaysian leaders.

The twisty ways of Malaysian politics can lead to some confusing maths.

Radicalisation is a slow, gradual process, and it often begins with the subtle spread of extremist ideas.

Challenges facing Mekong River development deserve better attention throughout South-East Asia, while the solutions need urgent action.

While Malaysian women could soon have equal citizenship rights under the Federal Constitution, the battle for equality for all is far from over, says the writer.

A new chapter begins for Malaysia and Indonesia relations, and the feel good vibe between leaders is spilling over onto the citizens too.

IN recent months, reports of kidnapping attempts on children have surfaced more frequently.

Can Bersatu’s presumptive deputy president Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainuddin measure up to the role of Perikatan’s prime minister candidate?

Exquisite garment can be a sustainable choice, passed down through generations as cherished heirlooms

GLASGOW has stepped in to host the next Commonwealth Games in 2026.

IN August, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) announced its new Regulatory Framework for Internet Messaging Service and Social Media Service Providers — requiring all social media providers and internet chat services with over eight million users to obtain a Class License for Application Service Providers effective 1 January 2025.

THE stars truly aligned for Asian golf during one glorious Sunday in October as three young talents, Kevin Yu of Taiwan, China’s Wenyi Ding and Kaito Onishi of Japan, put an exclamation point on the importance of the various global pathways that lead to the sport’s ultimate destination, the PGA Tour.