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Much ado over halal tourism at Lake Toba
JAKARTA: A government minister has asked all relevant parties to stop making a fuss over the issue of halal tourism at Lake Toba, one of Indonesia’s “New Bali” tourist destinations.
Full scholarships with no strings attached
As the nation celebrates Malaysia Day tomorrow, Johorean Tai Yen How and his wife Barbara Yu, talk to StarEdu about giving the country’s talents a chance to live the Cambridge dream.
Stepping down after 11 years at the helm
UTAR president and chief excutive officer Prof Tan Sri Dr Chuah Hein Teik on his retirement.
Royal visitor welcomed
The Heriot-Watt University Malaysia provost and CEO shares his experience of meeting Prince Edward.
Djenepo's heroics gives Southampton 1-0 win at Sheffield United
(Reuters) - Southampton beat Sheffield United 1-0 at Bramall Lane to pick up their second victory of the Premier League season after a brilliant individual effort in the second half from Moussa Djenepo on Saturday.
Police face protesters in Nantes as 'yellow vest' marches resume
NANTES, France (Reuters) - Hundreds of demonstrators faced police in a tense stand-off in the French city of Nantes on Saturday as revived "yellow vest" protests against the government of President Emmanuel Macron took place across the country.
Made-in-Malaysia festival in celebration of Malaysia Day
AIRASIA Foundation and REXKL are set to celebrate Malaysia Day with a free admission festival titled Made-in-Malaysia on Sept 14 and 15.
Private equity and venture capital investors turning to region for growth opportunities
THE private equity and venture capital (PEVC) industry is witnessing a boom in South-East Asia.
Bilbao miss late penalty at Mallorca and chance to go top
(Reuters) - Athletic Bilbao and hosts Real Mallorca both missed late penalties and ended up sharing the points with a goalless draw on Friday, leaving the visitors in second place in La Liga, a point behind leaders Atletico Madrid.