Many here are celebrating the victories by some Muslim candidates in the US mid-term elections, but the results are more than about those few wins – they are about inclusivity, diversity and shared power.

AT the recent B57+ Business Leaders' Summit in Istanbul, Türkiye, I had the opportunity to engage with business leaders, investors and policymakers from across the Islamic world. Our discussions centred on an important question: how can we better mobilise the enormous economic resources of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to create greater prosperity for our people?

Rising highway fatalities highlight urgent need to reform Malaysians' motoring habits.

ENDING a 36-year wait for gold at the recent Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya should have been a moment of immense pride for Malaysia's sepak takraw players.

After decades of spending and planning for flood mitigation, Klang Valley residents are still waiting for solutions that match the scale of the problem. 

A LARGE canister on the Buddhist temple's altar, labelled "Take One", was filled with small, tightly rolled pieces of paper.

Chinese military veterans, missionary schools and businesses built by many hands reveal a richer Malaysian history than the one many of us grew up learning about.

THE leadership at the Premier League office must be smiling from ear to ear.

With November being Movember and men's health awareness month, I have been reading about the various cancers that affect men.

The varied languages in Malaysia has led to festive wishes sounding different from community to community. But what really matters is sharing goodwill and embracing the goodness.

While Malaysia experiences a record number of state elections – the 'side dishes' – it is the next general election that will decide many fates.

When political survival matters more than principles.