Where did the oil money go?
US and Venezuelan officials have promised a new era of accountability for Venezuela's lucrative oil industry after the downfall of President Nicolas Maduro.
Japan opens up the armory
JAPAN's easing of arms export rules has sparked strong interest from Warsaw to Manila, as US President Donald Trump wavers on security commitments to allies and the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine strain US weapons supplies.
The killer robots are coming
THE robots charged into battle through a valley in eastern Ukraine, driving over grass toward a Russian position.
Whether cropped or floor-sweeping, the cape returns as fashion’s statement piece
It's one of those fashion pieces that rarely find a home in the average wardrobe. Yet, the cape is far more versatile than its theatrical reputation suggests.
Restoring Borneo’s green heart
WHEN forests degrade, wildlife species lose their homes, breeding becomes difficult and the air becomes thinner.
Smoked, preserved, perfected
WISPS of smoke rise into the air above rows of fish arranged over wood fires at Kampung Penipah.
A eucharistic life, a humble end
THE late Bishop Emeritus Dominic Su Haw Chiu of Sacred Heart Cathedral Sibu has been described as a eucharistic person who dedicated all his life serving God and the people.
Preserving Melanau heritage
THE Melanau Heritage Gallery in the small coastal town of Oya, Sarawak, is a source of pride for the local community.
From villages to the frontlines of elder care
MALAYSIA is ageing fast, but the biggest challenge may not be hospitals or medicine.
When the village becomes the experience
IN front of a small grocery shop on Pulau Libaran, Sophia Killong arranges a congkak board on a wooden table as several tourists gather around to watch.
