Amidst the political turmoil in the Philippines, a significant development has taken place as a Philippine senator makes a bold move to seek the dismissal of an impeachment case against Vice President Duterte. The unfolding drama has gripped the nation’s attention and sparked heated debates across political circles. The senator’s decision to push for the

In a country where the military has historically played a significant role in politics, recent events have once again highlighted its importance. The Pakistani military’s popularity has seen a remarkable surge in the aftermath of clashes with India. These four-day skirmishes have not only reshaped the geopolitical dynamics in the region but also redefined public

With the scorching sun beating down, Malaysians are coming up with innovative ways to combat the rising temperatures. While some seek refuge in air-conditioned spaces, others like Adam, a delivery rider turned air-conditioner seller, are leveraging the demand for cooling solutions. Adam shared, “People want air-conditioners that are energy-efficient, so I tailor my recommendations based

In the world of journalism and media, there is a delicate balance between delivering the news and respecting ethical boundaries, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like suicide. The recent launch of the Suicide Content Guidelines in Malaysia has sparked discussions on how mainstream and social media can navigate this terrain responsibly. Communications Minister

On May 22, the world was supposed to witness a remarkable moment in Dublin. Sharifa Madrakhimova, a journalist and human rights activist from Uzbekistan’s Fergana region, had been selected by Front Line Defenders for the prestigious 2025 Award for Human Rights Defenders at Risk. The anticipation was palpable as she prepared to accept an award

In the ongoing battle against subsidised liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) abuse, Datuk Seri Dr. Wee Ka Siong emphasizes the need for a strategic approach that targets the root causes rather than penalizing small-scale traders and hawkers. According to Dr. Wee, the focus should zero in on large-scale smuggling operations at the borders and the misuse

In the quiet neighborhood of Putra Heights, a calamity struck that left its residents reeling. The peaceful streets were suddenly engulfed in chaos when a gas pipeline explosion wreaked havoc, leaving behind a trail of destruction – houses reduced to rubble, cars charred beyond recognition. As the dust settled and the flames died down, the

In the quiet neighborhood of Gelang Patah in Iskandar Puteri, a typical Sunday afternoon took a terrifying turn when a man attempted to rob two Chinese nationals at their home. This incident set off a chain of events that would ultimately lead to the swift apprehension of the perpetrator by the local authorities. Iskandar Puteri

The lush greenery of Sarawak sets the stage for a new chapter in journalism as the state government unveils its ambitious plan to elevate local media personnel through international training programs. Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg’s commitment shines a light on the importance of continuous learning and development in the ever-evolving landscape of journalism.

Former police sergeant Mohamed Faruk Mohd Hairul Quah found himself at the mercy of justice as he embarked on a new chapter behind bars. His attempt to overturn a conviction, jail sentence, and fine for soliciting and accepting a RM2,000 bribe came to an abrupt halt on Thursday (May 29). The Court of Appeal, represented