THE thunderous roar of Formula 1 cars will once again be heard around Sepang International Circuit (SIC) in two months time.

A LARGE part of my past 15 years at StarMetro involved pacifying disgruntled residents engaged in land-use or public infrastructure disputes, and sitting through heated town halls and local council meetings.

WILL risk-based motor insurance finally make Malaysian roads safer – or is it just another well-intentioned idea like the Kejara demerit points system?

ANTHONY Loke's campaign in Chennah is on overdrive.

Lately, Johor's booming real estate market seems to be attracting a lot of attention, not just from genuine investors but also international scammers.

Trump appears to have backed off from escalation with US munitions and interceptors running low.

GETTING a PhD is seen as one of the pinnacles of academic learning, a magnum opus, right? No, it's not.

In an era where speed has become as important as scale in global trade, aviation is emerging as one of the most strategic enablers of economic competitiveness.

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.

Couples often put Dr G on the spot for his fertility formula.

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.

The PM and Deputy PM had tongues wagging when they exchanged verses on social media, reminding us that Malaysian politics can be elegantly restrained yet sharply on point in verse form.