PAS lawmaker Mohd Yusni Mat Piah learnt his lesson the hard way when he had to retract and apologise to the Prime Minister last week.

THE last thing that the Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, Datuk Seri Dr Maimunah Mohd Sharif, would expect is to be called a racist. After all, she is married to a Chinese husband and her children were sent to Chinese schools.

THE discovery of a MyKad and driver's license – apparently belonging to a youth from Padang Besar, Perlis – that was found in Levadne, Zaporizhia, a conflict zone in Ukraine, has garnered much interest.

IT'S clear that the display of a foreign national flag or political statement is taken seriously in any country.

Our compassion knows no bounds as we stand up for Palestinians, championing their rights and calling for crucial aid.

Sultan Ibrahim cares deeply and is also a man of action who wants to get things done.

We all yearn for better work-life balance, but developing nations do have to work harder to catch up.

KUALA LUMPUR: Seeking a formal membership to join BRICS is certainly the right thing for Malaysia to do as the global landscape changes.

THERE is profound significance as Malaysia and China celebrate the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties this week, marking a special friendship between the two nations.

AMERICAN academic Bruce Gilley is no stranger to controversies, but the political scientist has crossed the line. Surely fabrication, exaggeration and conspiracy theories are not the hallmarks of any respectable academic.

BETTER late than never, goes the adage, so I’m relieved that I’ve finally watched Malaysia’s much-acclaimed first crowdfunded film, Pendatang, which has emphatically won my admiration.

IT doesn’t matter where the move to topple the unity government is made – Dubai, Chow Kit or Timbuktu. And if it’s real, then Malaysia doesn’t need it.