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Asean faces a complex energy challenge – balancing security, affordability, and environmental sustainability – requiring regional cooperation, innovative policies, and institutional adaptation, writes Kolonel Laut (P) Herry Winarno of the Indonesian Armed Forces.
For four decades, Helloween has defined and redefined the sound of power metal. The band will perform in Kuala Lumpur on Dec 8.
Having recently celebrated its 50th Golden Anniversary, the Bukit Bandaraya residents' association continues to set high standards. By remaining the cohesive voice of its community and staying true to its long-held 'United We Stand Together In Unison' spirit, the association exemplifies effective local governance.
The latest adventure game, DISPATCH from Ad-Hoc Studios, has wrapped up its eight-episode rollout to huge success, with many critics and gamers praising the game.
Kedah politicians from across the political divide have taken aim at Seputeh MP Teresa Kok for suggesting that Langkawi be administered as a federal territory, following her claim that the Pas-led state government’s conservative policies have deterred international tourist arrivals.
French digital artist Francis Bancon believes change in environmental protectionism need not be immediate. He is more interested in people supporting and valuing the cause rather than being ‘militant’ about the struggle.
Malaysia Athletics president Datuk Karim Ibrahim insists he was "never banned for life by World Athletics as claimed by many parties", calling it "a false allegation". This comes as the Sports Commissioner's Office probes the national body over a constitutional change that allows Karim to helm the association.
Datuk Fadlun Mak Ujud was named this morning as Datuk Seri Maimunah Mohd Sharif’s successor as Kuala Lumpur mayor, but the search for the “ideal” candidate continues – someone with the capability, charisma and political instinct to steer the city forward.
SMK Khir Johari’s innovative approach to tackling food waste earned it top honours at the Toyota Eco Youth 2025 programme, but for the students, the real reward was seeing how their project changed mindsets and inspired action in their community.
The Sports Commissioner’s Office has warned WPC Malaysia for signing a sponsorship deal with a company linked to an online gambling platform. The organiser of the WPC Malaysia Series has also received a cease-and-desist letter from the founder of Pickleball Global and the World Pickleball Championship.
Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah, in her opening lecture at the ‘Pahang and the Sea’ workshop in Oxford today, called for the recognition of the Hukum Kanun Pahang as a living testament to the intellectual and constitutional genius of Malay civilisation.
Sport Integrity Global Alliance co-founder Emanuel Macedo de Medeiros says the establishment of SIGA Asia is not just the launch of an organisation – but that of a movement to promote good governance and ethical leadership.
Malaysia's national footballers were earlier told not to speak to the media ahead of their 2027 Asian Cup qualifying clash against Nepal in Kuala Lumpur on Nov 18. No reason was given, as discussions about Fifa's sanctions on the FA of Malaysia and seven players continue to swirl.
Analysts have warned that the recent boat tragedy in southern Thailand, which left over 30 people dead – including children – and dozens more unaccounted for, will not be the last if peace is not restored in conflict-ravaged Myanmar.
Richard Wee, chair of the Malaysian Bar's Sports and e-Sports Law Practice Committee, has called for a standalone Sports Integrity Act and an independent Sports Integrity Agency to demonstrate Malaysia’s commitment to integrity in sports, following recent scandals in football and athletics.
