It is the last thing that anybody wants but a snap general election looms as the government appears to be holding on by a one-seat majority.

My memories of studying medicine in Russia include heavy grey winter skies, warm pirozhki in the freezing cold, and the choking odour of formalin-bathed cadavers in anatomy practicals. I remember vividly one cadaver we studied belonged to a lady.

Lessons from the US protests and the importance of national institutions in moderating, and taking the lead in addressing tensions and frustrations that citizens feel and wish to express.

For Parliament to function well, legislators need to be independent of external pressure, including the temptations that the executive can offer. It boils down to the Federal Constitution’s definition of an office of profit.

"CAN we get along?" Rodney King appealed in a trembling voice as riots rocked Los Angeles on May 1,1992.

SHE came running down the staircase, all dressed up to go out. I stopped her in her tracks.

AFTER a delay of over two months, China finally held its annual Two Sessions meeting, an important event to pave a roadmap for the country.

Glancing through some happy Hari Raya Aidilfitri 2020 photos being shared online, it is difficult to reconcile the fact that we just experienced a Ramadan under the movement control order (MCO); that a globally disruptive pandemic still rages on. But these are details photos often miss.

Cryptorchidism is a relatively common congenital abnormality affecting either one or both sides of the testicles.

Have political parties become stale? How can redesigning parties and movements lead to a revitalised, fresher approach to making Malaysia better?

A boost to TAR UC, with five decades’ worth of producing stellar graduates.