Wong Chun Wai

'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.

Red tape, fragmented laws hindering long-term solution.

We seem to be having election after election, with politicians constantly on the campaign trail with little time to do what they were really voted in for: administer the nation.

Some Malaysian leaders are talking about hosting the World Cup. It may sound dreamy, but for a nation grappling with harsh economic realities, it's an unrealistic fantasy.

PAS has frequently found itself at the centre of controversy because of statements made by some of its leaders, particularly on issues involving race, religion and gender.

IT is something politicians have been doing for a long time, not just in Malaysia but around the world.

IT is only to be expected that the Prime Minister will now find himself under pressure following Pakatan Harapan's disappointing performances in the Johor and Negri Sembilan state elections.