PETALING JAYA – Some saw it as a shopping spree, others as a chance to give back, but starting at midnight yesterday, Malaysians were already heading to stores to redeem the government’s one-off RM100 ...

The drought in Gangneung has been coined a “flash drought” by experts, caused by scarce rainfall and record-breaking heat ...

First published in English in November 2014, The Three-Body Problem quickly became a global phenomenon, culminating in a 2015 Hugo Award for Best Novel – a pivotal moment for Chinese science fiction.

PETALING JAYA – A stall selling Chinese food in Damansara Uptown, Petaling Jaya in Selangor, has developed a loyal following after three decades in business. Bintang Sue still sees many hungry diners ...

The congested roads, the honking horns, the endless arguments between cars and rickshaws all vanish after sunset. The city, so restless in daylight, finally exhales. For most, the night means rest.

The pair have become only the second Malaysians to be crowned world champions after men's doubles duo Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik's breakthrough success in 2022 in Tokyo.

DHAKA – Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday reaffirmed his commitment to holding the 13th national election in the first half of February next year. “There is no alternative to election. If ...

With high US duties on Indian and Bangladeshi exports, brands are exploring Nepal for production, sparking hopes of revival but raising fears of illegal transshipment.

In Bhutan, NCDs such as cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory diseases, and diabetes account for 72 percent of all deaths annually.

What began as scattered unrest has now spilled across cities, fueled by deep economic frustration, perceived elite impunity and a rising sense that the political class has grown deaf to the people’s ...

Typhoons, hurricanes and cyclones are a natural weather phenomenon, but climate change makes them more severe, causing greater damage to infrastructure and economies, an expert says.

Such incidents highlight a recurring problem in the K-pop industry, namely obsessive “sasaeng” fans who cross boundaries and intrude on idols’ private lives.