It now rivals climate change as a global threat, a chilling recognition of reality. Climate change imperils our physical ...

Following deadly protests across Nepal, the country has appointed former Chief Justice Sushila Karki as interim prime minister. Al Jazeera’s Rob McBride looks at who she is and the challenges she ...

An economist argues that buses with dedicated lanes would serve people in Penang better than expensive overhead light rail systems.

The overwhelming use of private vehicles pollutes the environment and nullifies Cameron Highland as a clean and green ...

Since 10 September, Malaysia has decriminalised attempted suicide and strengthened protections for vulnerable groups. Crisis ...

When trusted officers betray the nation whilst innocent children are denied their rights, we must question what security truly means.

Penang's transport chief should focus on viable and financially feasible solutions rather than dismissing legitimate concerns ...

Between structured rivalry and unstructured hostility, only the former keeps peace, stability and development within reach.

The violent clash at the kampong exposes growing public frustration with a system that appears to favour the elite over ...

Politicians dodge tough questions while pushing expensive transport projects that may be outdated before completion.

Under the GNH model, there is considerable weight given not just to material development, but to non-material development, ...

Parliament has passed the Government Procurement Bill – a law that Putrajaya insists will bring transparency and reform and ...