Wong Chun Wai

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

ALL signs points to a crowded election fight in Johor, one of Malaysia's most economically important states, although the consensus is that the Barisan Nasional holds pole position.

share bookmark IF there is a record for the most divorces involving a political party in Malaysia, the title would go to PAS, the Islamist party.

Malaysia's Rohingya issue is one on which politicians thrived in the past without any thought for the future. Now, the problem has come home to roost.

The simple act of ordering food has become a chore in some restaurants. First, machines demand to know your intimate details, then you have to pick up your own utensils and hot water – and still pay a service charge.

'Tatreez: Reclaiming Palestine Through Embroidery' exhibition at Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia celebrates an endangered cultural heritage.

THE past one month has been a very traumatic and sinful one for me. I feel awfully ashamed about all the lies that I have told.

WHEN the people of Johor went to the voting booths yesterday to cast their ballots, we can be certain the majority ignored the call by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

The 25-episode drama has been an attention grabber for placing society's darker realities at the centre of its narrative.