THERE is a saying that we should always read the small print but most of us unfortunately don't, although there may be hidden complexities that could haunt us later on if we are not cautious.

FIVE games in, and the Premier League is as unpredictable as ever.

THIS week, I feel compelled to write about something I find very disturbing: how we use our smart phones. I have discovered that though our phones are extremely smart, apparently, we, the users, are not.

In football, gegenpressing (Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool tactical masterclass) or counter-pressing is often mistaken for the frantic chase after possession is lost.

IT was already almost midnight when the Negri Sembilan palace sent a text message to Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Haji Ismail Lasim that his entire executive council line-up had been sacked with immediate effect.

In recent weeks, climate-related disasters have again reminded us how closely connected our lives have become. Malaysia and much of Southeast Asia are confronting the effects of a strengthening El Niño, with hotter and drier conditions increasing pressure on water supplies, agriculture and public health. In Sarawak, Serian was placed under a state of emergency after hazardous haze pushed air pollution to extreme levels. Across the South China Sea, torrential rain from Typhoon Saudel caused severe flooding in Fujian, while in the Himalayas, a catastrophic glacier collapse triggered devastating floods along the Nepal-China border

In conjunction with World Sexual Health Month this September, I understand you are addressing topics related to Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).

As a lawyer and citizen, the writer is increasingly concerned about a simple question: who will ultimately control whom?

Which AI prophecies should we believe, doom or boom? This writer asks AI for answers.

A place in heaven is up to the Almighty, whatever name we call him by. We should not fall for people in robes who purport to speak for God.

Datuk Seri Najib Razak's move from prison cell to house arrest has shifted the dynamics within the unity government and opened up fresh questions about what comes next.

THE hot weather has been hard enough for many Malaysians – add the haze and many of us have had little choice but to stay indoors, with air conditioners and fans running full blast for longer than usual.