IT'S commendable that efforts are being made to protect our children from the harmful influences of social media.

IT felt like a golden downpour for Malaysian sports when the government announced a doubled budget for next year.

After a bloody two-year carnage, there is hope for peace in Gaza. Peace and hope are also the messages that come with Deepavali, and United Nations Day.

Mobility plan must cater to foot traffic, cyclists, public transport users too

These children could achieve so much, if only the law saw them as someone.

HURRAY to our girls! By winning the women's doubles title at the Arctic Open in Finland on Sunday, Pearly Tan and M. Thinaah redeemed much needed pride for Malaysia, showing that our homegrown talents can win spectacularly in international tournaments.

FEW places can outshine Penang when it comes to food.

NOW that the final international break is over, it's full throttle from here on in the Premier League. Seven games in, and the drama keeps getting better each match week.

EVERY day, the pulse of Asean's economy beats through millions of transactions. A Malaysian entrepreneur imports furniture from China, a café in Thailand imports coffee beans from Vietnam, a Malaysian oil and gas firm exports refined petroleum to Singapore, people buy an array of goods from sellers in China, and not forgetting the significant population of migrant workers who remit funds to support their families.

I understand that October is dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness, commonly known as Pink October. However, I'm curious if the general public is aware that breast cancer can also affect men.

MALAYSIAN football legend James Wong probably said it best: 'Winning matches is nice, but I'd like to see a team full of locals winning.'

There is no reason for non-Muslims in Malaysia to be reticent about the Palestinian cause. This is an issue on which everyone must join hands.