HISTORY has a way of haunting cities that assume the lessons have ended.

IT looks like elections are in the air. And for Malaysian Indians, there is reason to be optimistic.

The sitting of Dewan Waghih highlighted how Negri Sembilan's diverse and merit-based youth assembly can become a model for principled, values-driven leadership in Malaysia.

WE have another "Oscar" winner! But unlike Tan Sri Michelle Yeoh's best actress win that was immediately known the moment she was crowned, Malaysians didn't cotton on to haematologist and physician-scientist Dr Thein Swee Lay's magnificent achievement until weeks later.

NEW vaccines and novel drugs often dominate headlines, but affordable diagnostics – the quieter sibling of medical innovation – brings universal health coverage to the remotest clinics.

NOBODY experiences another country in a vacuum.

MAY 10, 2026 will forever be a significant date for Arsenal fans. It is the date that pretty much confirms that the Premier League title is heading to the Emirates.

FROM Dr Nurul Aqilah Binti Mhd Yusak is an Assistant Professor at Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology. The views expressed here are entirely the writer's own.

I read with interest your explanation of how German measles affects women and how the disease itself has minimal effect in men.

Thanks to the traditional pantun, Malaysians have a wonderful way to say difficult things with the most beautiful words.

Tourists arrivals to Malaysia has soared over the last few years, thanks to efforts by the Tourism Ministry, which has lined up events that attract the young globally, while keeping costs low.

As all sides count the costs of the Iran conflict, the disastrous tragedy holds valuable lessons for those savvy enough to learn them.