The National Day parade showed how Malaysians can come together as one. But there are divisive elements that need to be silenced.

Spotting a crocodile in some parts of Malaysia is easier than getting an Internet signal.

TODAY marks the conclusion of the Paris Paralympic Games, and Malaysia has good reason to celebrate – two gold medals.

The debate surrounding the politico-legal character of Malaysia – whether it is a secular or religious (Islamic) state – is both ongoing and complex.

DESPITE the abrupt resignation of Kim Pan-gon and the ensuing boycott of the Ultras Malaya ahead of the ongoing Merdeka Tournament, the FA of Malaysia (FAM) have found themselves in a cushy position financially.

IT is never easy to step away from the pinnacle of power but Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow took that difficult step when he decided not to defend his post as state chairman in the DAP election.

IT’S time to talk about football. Even the Prime Minister is doing so. He says he loves two football teams – Manchester United and obviously the national team to whom he has just given RM15mil.

A NEWS report quoting Johor executive councillor Ling Tian Soon that nearly 10,000 compounds were issued to smokers caught lighting up in eateries made a rather depressing read.

Despite the enigma that is Russia, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim journeyed to Vladivostok last week with a clear purpose: advancing Malaysia’s interests by strengthening ties with Russia.

Despite the enigma that is Russia, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim journeyed to Vladivostok last week with a clear purpose: advancing Malaysia’s interests by strengthening ties with Russia.

With the school holidays coming up soon, here are some things to consider when preparing for a trip with little ones.

​​​​​​​THE National Day parade in Seremban was spirited as usual, complete with resplendent march pasts and various invocations of “Madani” – but no tanks!