Cool heads need to prevail, especially since a burning issue has yet to be quelled.

But in politics, what you see is not always what it seems. Sometimes, the opposite of what the public sees is the truth.

AS Malaysia grapples with a heatwave, the urgency to adapt and respond to the ensuing health challenges has never been more critical.

BOTH sides of the racial divide have been hurling insults and accusations, fuelling each other’s anger over the issue of the "Allah" socks controversy and driving racial tensions to a dangerously new level.

FROM his hair to his honesty, Kim Pan-gon continues to stand out as Malaysia’s football head coach.

FOLDING gold and silver foil paper ingots was an annual exercise that my brother and I were tasked to do before Qing Ming.

Plyometric exercises involve a jumping or explosive movement that target fast-twitch muscle fibres.

KUALA Lumpur residents are among the most vocal in the country when it comes to matters directly affecting them or impacting their neighbourhoods.Just ask the 11 MPs who have constituencies in Kuala Lumpur – they have their hands full with demanding yet well-informed electorates.And that is why it is surprising that the review period for the Kuala Lumpur Local Plan 2040 (KLLP2040) has received a rather lukewarm response from KLites.

Monsoon transition this month to end punishing hot spell

The columnist bemoans what seems to be a striking return to divisive identity politics by a major component of the unity government.

BREATHE a sigh of relief, readers, as this is the last international break before the season ends.

INCREASING international collaboration in the digital economy will accelerate the development of the global economy.