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Most Americans believe U.S. off the rails as midterm elections loom: poll
NEW YORK, May 25 (Xinhua) -- A staggering 83 percent of Americans think the United States has gone off the rails amid record high inflation, shortages of baby formula, sky-high gas prices and mass shootings, revealed a new survey released on Tuesday.
Paris prosecutor rejects call to investigate minister accused of rape
PARIS (Reuters) - The Paris prosecutor's office said on Wednesday it would not at this stage open a probe against an embattled new minister targeted by rape allegations, in a case that has overshadowed the start of French President Emmanuel Macron's new government.
Insight - World’s richest country has no concept of wealth
HOW much money would it take to make you feel wealthy? What is wealth? What is money?
Experts: More closed house poultry farms needed
KUALA LUMPUR: More closed house poultry farms are needed as a long-term measure to boost the production of chicken in the country.
Pay attention to plight of poor wage earners
From K. VEERIAH, Secretary, Malaysian Trades Union Congress Penang Division.
Missteps in achieving food security
From DATIN TS. DR MAHALETCHUMY ARUJANAN, Executive director, Malaysian Biotechnology Information Centre.
Soccer-Liverpool parade timing jars with Heysel victim's son
MILAN (Reuters) - Liverpool FC's planned victory parade on Sunday has stirred unease for a representative of victims of the Heysel stadium disaster as it coincides with the 37th anniversary of the tragedy.
Was Azmin's ‘BMW and Kancil’ concept stolen from Barisan? asks S'gor BN info chief
PETALING JAYA: As the International Trade and Industry Minister, Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali should have new and original ideas regarding policies on targeted fuel subsidy schemes, says Selangor Barisan Nasional information chief Isham Jalil.
Analysis: Colombia economic reforms will be difficult, whoever wins presidency
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Whoever wins Colombia's presidency will face a divided congress and likely street protests, which will complicate efforts to carry out badly-needed fiscal and social reforms, analysts and politicians said.
