Seniors and the pursuit of youth and beauty
Why do women fear growing old, while men grow distinguished? Our columnist reflects on beauty standards, AI enhancements, and learning to age well.
Trump’s new favourite neighbour
THE US-Canada relationship has imploded. But along the other, typically more contentious US border, a partnership is blooming.
A missing lifeline after deadly floods
TWO days after a catastrophic earthquake shook Nepal in April 2015, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) deployed a 128-member disaster response team to assess how it could help and pledged US$10mil in humanitarian aid.
Who looks after the guards?
ANTONIO Salguero pored over the checklist on his laptop: eight extra security guards, radios for guards and staff, a specific catchphrase for emergency response
Sizzling in Sepang
F1 roars back to the iconic Malaysian circuit, with high-speed action thrilling fans as the track comes alive once again.
Art beyond the canvas
Whether confronting political decisions, reflecting on conflict or rebuilding communities, art can be a powerful form of expression.
Moonlit celebrations
Across Asia and beyond, communities celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with glowing lanterns, dragon dances, cultural performances and family gatherings.
The bigger, the bear-er
As winter nears, the brown bears of Alaska's Katmai National Park, having spent months piling on fat reserves for hibernation, went head-to-head in Fat Bear Week.
The classroom revolt
Thousands of high schoolers in France's suburbs take to the streets, protesting staff shortages, poor facilities and unequal opportunities.
KL plays host to the 12th edition of Art of Time and some very special Récitals
September has been a particularly busy month with brands and retailers holding events to showcase their latest marvels made for the wrist.
