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How fishing nets are killing dolphins by the thousands
Dolphins often end up in fishing nets as bycatch and drown when they are unable to swim to the surface for air.
Tourism is still a struggle for many in Havana, Cuba
Almost two years into the Covid-19 pandemic in Cuba, bars and cafeterias once bustling with foreign tourists look largely devoid of people, hotel facilities operate at low capacity, and most rental houses remain closed.
Health of our planet impacts our own wellness, says KJ on World Health Day
In a joint column with Tan Sri Dr Jemilah Mahmood, Sunway Centre for Planetary Health executive director, MAlaysian Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin stresses the need to urgently think about and address how the health of our planet impacts our own individual wellness.
Why Mexico's idyllic Caribbean coast has a gun violence problem
The beautiful Riviera Maya, on Mexico's Caribbean coast, is a paradise for tourists – and drug traffickers. An increased number of shootings, with holidaymakers sometimes caught in the crossfire, is worrying a region that lives off tourism.
Heart and Soul: My Qingming story
Our reader remembers how the festival began for her family and how the younger generation is now stepping up to carry on the custom and tradition.
Could salaries be paid in cryptocurrency soon? Experts in UAE explain
Digital currencies are already being accepted by some countries while a few technologies companies have been paying salaries to their employees in cryptos.
How a once homeless US family became successful entrepreneurs
After the family entered a shelter run by the Family Emergency Shelter Coalition, which eventually paid the security deposit for a house, the Beardens finally settled down, eventually starting a successful candy apple business.
Global chip war to get worse
As the global fight over chips continues, the United States and Europe are spending billions in a race with China that could easily backfire.
Experts: Weakening end-to-end encryption would do more harm than good
Critics of the technology, which means that messages can only be read by the sender and the recipient, have asked firms to try and find a way of allowing law enforcement agencies to access communications while still protecting privacy.
Negri, Melaka, Perlis listed as M'sia's happiest states
KUALA LUMPUR: Negeri Sembilan, Melaka and Perlis have been listed by the Town and Country Planning Department (PLANMalaysia) as the happiest states in the country, after districts on the states scored 80% in the 2021 Happiness Index study for cities in Malaysia.
