Closing the UN refugee agency's office in Kuala Lumpur will not close down the Malaysia's refugee problem.

While many regional groupings come and go, Asean and its affiliated organisations are more enduring because they are better grounded and more purposefully realistic.

After a couple of state elections, many are pushing for a general election. But the unity government, formed to provide stability, needs to stay in charge at least until its reforms bear fruit.

Bigwig or small fry, some parties may be crushed by fractured alliances in the next general election, says the columnist.

FOR once, there is some good news from our forests.

The "big four" will decide whether DAP ministers and deputy ministers stay put in the government or relinquish their posts.

Check for valid licence, insurance before handing over the keys.

A spate of drug arrests in Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand has put Malaysia on high alert. The question is: how did we miss the drugs, when Jakarta could spot them?

National cycling icon Azizulhasni Awang and FIFA president Gianni Infantino currently find themselves at opposite ends of the spectrum.

MALAYSIAN athletics has long been a theatre of intrigue, controversy and, at one time, par excellence. Few figures embody this complex landscape more than Datuk Karim Ibrahim.

THE Negri Sembilan state polls left me gnashing my teeth in frustration. But no, I am not going to try to analyse what the results meant because there are plenty of political pundits doing that.

WHEN the 14-point Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and the United States (US), now known as the Islamabad Memorandum, was signed on June 17, 2026, many observers were baffled.