Wong Chun Wai

At a time when anyone with a phone can publish ‘news', unverified and often racially-tinged information are common. Being responsible when reporting news has become crucial

IT was certainly the news story of the week, and a really uplifting one. Scrolling through social media, it is always easy to come away with the impression that Malay-sians are becoming more divided.

By scaling down Tuanku's Silver Jubilee and Sukma 2026, the Sultan of Selangor champions discipline and humility in the face of economic uncertainty

KUALA Lumpur's inaugural Rain Rave Water Music Festival has done more than soak revellers in Bukit Bintang. It has washed away a familiar Malaysian trait: our instinct to fear the new.

DESPITE continuous speculation that the general election could be held soon, there is actually no urgency for the unity government to call for one.

FINALLY, there's some sense of rationality. Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail has announced, rightly, that the Home Ministry is in

THE Rain Rave 2026 Water Music Festival event in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, has been a huge success, no doubt about it.

IF there is an award for an Asean member country with the highest number of titled persons, we can be fairly certain that Malaysia will win hands down.

THE Rukun Negara was never meant to be just a ceremonial pledge to be recited absent-mindedly during school assemblies or national events.

DAP leaders are troubled - it is certainly not wrong to suggest that. The party, which built its political influence on a dependable bloc of Chinese