Sixty-nine days into a war that nobody in South-East Asia provoked let alone started, Asean leaders gathered in Cebu confronting an uncomfortable reality: even regions that pride themselves on strategic non-alignment are not shielded from the consequences of great-power conflict.

Simple steps to follow for Ipoh City Council's bulk collection

FAISAL Halim has always worn a smile. Jovial, quirky and at times unapologetically outspoken, the Selangor winger's personality has long resonated with Malaysian football fans.

City Hall's green initiatives must deliver permanent protection against encroachment.

THE war with Iran did not begin with American jets in the sky or missiles falling on Tehran. It began earlier, in the streets of Iran itself.

Beneath the diplomatic parlance, countries in the region are reassessing their security strategies as tensions rise.

You know what they say: Those unable to remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

IT might have taken Mikel Arteta 35 games, but Arsenal finally unleashed!

CHINA'S President Xi Jinping noted that in today's world, where the future and destinies of all countries are closely intertwined, the inclusive coexistence and mutual learning among different cultures play an irreplaceable role in advancing the modernisation of human society and enriching the global garden of civilisations.

The real threat to Malaysia is not dead communists but racial and religious extremists and corruption.

Are Malaysians prepared for the threat we do not see?

The government faces an urgent political dilemma: whether to call for fresh elections now to make difficult decisions with greater confidence or to hold the line until conditions are more favourable.