THE human rights of indigenous minorities around the world were the subject of a thought-provoking workshop at the University of Auck­land, New Zealand, from May 28 to 29. The Constitutional position of the natives of Sabah and Sarawak and the Orang Asli (the indigenous people) of Peninsular Malaysia was also part of the animated discussion.

I am a firm believer in safe sex. Not that I am promiscuous or worried about sexually transmitted infections but my primary concern is contraception and avoiding unwanted pregnancies.

Almost half a century after the Double Six Tragedy, Sabahans still talk about what might have been.

Businessmen with titles who siphon money meant for projects into their own pockets have to be brought to justice. These loans are meant to support projects, not for their personal expenditures and indulgences.

The Trump White House is now realising that ending a trade war, like any other war, is harder than starting it.

THE recent spate of tragic falls involving young children from high-rise buildings across Malay­sia is a harrowing reminder of a fundamental failing in our urban landscape.

Many in PKR are not only expecting a lot from their new deputy president but they also see her as their next president and perhaps even the first woman prime minister.

SUSTAINABILITY is increasingly becoming a key issue in the Klang Valley, especially in light of rapid urbanisation and growing environmental challenges.

'Pauper philanthropist' Kuan Chee Heng tries to fix what he can in his Malaysia.

The main thing is – McIlroy walks the talk.

THE twin combination of the durian season and school holidays are seeing holidaymakers flocking to Penang.