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A worker shows live shrimps at Ujung Kulon Sukses Makmur Abadi, a shrimp farms company in Pandeglang, Banten province, Indonesia, July 29, 2025. — Reuters pic

Malaysia / 10 h ago

Is your shrimp from Thailand? What Malaysia’s import ban means for consumers and Thai farmers

File picture of Capital A CEO and AirAsia X adviser Tan Sri Tony Fernandes shaking hands with Airbus Commercial Aircraft CEO Lars Wagner at a ceremony at the Airbus facility in Mirabel, Canada, May 6, 2026. Airbus has confirmed that AirAsia X’s order for 15 Airbus A330-900 aircraft has been cancelled by mutual agreement between the two parties. — Picture courtesy of AirAsia

Money / 6 h ago

Airbus confirms cancellation of AirAsia X order for 15 A330-900 jets

The Royal Malaysian Air Force’s ANKA‑S unmanned aircraft system. — Bernama pic

Malaysia / 5 h ago

Malaysia acquires RM423.8m ANKA‑S drones, capable of 24‑hour flights at 30,000 feet

Malaysia / 5 h ago

Op Drain: MACC nabs 13 including govt agency director over ‘contract cartel’ scandal

PAS Vice-President Datuk Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah delivers a speech during the PAS Supporters Congress at Gandhi Hall in Sungai Petani, Kedah on September 2, 2022. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

Malaysia / 5 h ago

No more ‘green wave’?: PAS sounds the alarm over parties going after the 40pc youth vote

Dancer Li Kai-yin, known as Mo, has been awarded HK$6.29 million in compensation after suffering permanent disabilities when a suspended LED screen fell during a Mirror concert in Hong Kong in 2022. — Social media pic

Showbiz / 8 h ago

Hong Kong dancer Mo wins HK$6.29m compensation after ‘catastrophic’ injury at 2022 Mirror concert

Don’t mess with the Holy Lox; the classic pairing of smoked salmon and cream cheese works in harmony with the chewy bagel. — Picture by Lee Khang Yi

Eat-drink / 8 h ago

Your breakfast just got better with PJ Section 13’s Sonny Bagel Shop, which serves awesome bagels and coffee

France’s Kylian Mbappe scores their third goal against Senegal at the New York/New Jersey Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, June 16, 2026. — Reuters pic

Sports / 5 h ago

Mbappe overtakes Pele and Messi in World Cup goal race as France star closes in on Klose record

Caretaker Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi speaks during the launching ceremony of the Shuttle Selatan service operations at the Kulai Railway Station on June 16, 2026. — Bernama pic

Malaysia / 7 h ago

Onn Hafiz rebuts Anwar’s ‘arrogant’ tag, defends BN’s solo run in Johor

Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia President Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin speaks during a press conference after chairing the Bersatu Supreme Leadership Council meeting at the Bersatu headquarters in Kuala Lumpur on June 16, 2026. — Bernama pic

Malaysia / 8 h ago

Muhyiddin says Bersatu ready for ‘all out’ war with PAS after split

Cloudy and rainy weather conditions are seen around the city of Alor Setar on May 16, 2026. — Bernama pic

Malaysia / 6 h ago

MetMalaysia warns of intense storms across peninsula until noon

RTM tightens multi‑layered safeguards after VPN attempts to access World Cup broadcasts

Malaysia / 7 h ago

RTM tightens multi‑layered safeguards after VPN attempts to access World Cup broadcasts

A sign is seen outside the Hobart Camp shooting range in Gurun, Kedah, on June 16, 2026. — Bernama pic

Malaysia / 2 h ago

Malaysian Army chief orders immediate halt to grenade drills after deadly accident in Kedah

The incident reportedly took place during an open training session earlier this month, when Son Heung-min was mocked by unidentified media personnel over his military service record in footage recorded by broadcaster JTBC, the tournament’s official rights holder for South Korea. — AFP pic

Sports / 5 h ago

South Korea World Cup camp in media blackout after Son Heung-min insult incident

A combination photograph shows council workers removing dead fish at Taman Danau Kota Lake on June 16, 2026. — DBKL pic

Malaysia / 1 h ago

Mass fish kill in Danau Kota: DBKL explains why heavy rain may be to blame

A standee publicises the BUDI95 initiative at a petrol station in Kuala Lumpur on September 25, 2025. — Bernama pic

What You Think / 2 h ago

Why subsidies sound costly but incentives sound strategic — Mohd Zaidi Md Zabri

People are seen at a Rohingya settlement in Kuala Lumpur on June 13, 2021. — Picture by Hari Anggara

What You Think / 3 h ago

The Rohingya that some Malaysians fear — Mustafa K Anuar

Let me tell you about the best classroom I ever sat in. It wasn’t smart. It wasn’t wired to the cloud. The blackboard was cracked, the chalk was dusty, and the only thing interactive was the teacher’s ability to throw a piece of eraser at the back row with terrifying accuracy.. — Picture by Farhan Najib

What You Think / 4 h ago

The algorithm didn’t teach me to dream. My teacher did — Ahmad Ibrahim

The authors note that survival during a medical emergency depends not just on hospitals or ambulances, but on whether bystanders act in the crucial minutes before professional help arrives. — Pexels pic

What You Think / 1d ago

The first five minutes before help arrives — Hafyzuddin Yusuf and Unaizah Hanum Obaidellah

According to the author, productive ageing, as facilitated by PAWE, is framed as a strategic investment in Malaysia’s future, contributing to resilient communities, alleviating pension burdens, and upholding cultural respect for elders. — Unsplash pic

What You Think / 2d ago

Investing in productive ageing via PAWE — Sayed Mohammad Reza Yamani Sayed Umar

According to the author, life rarely follows the neat plans we make at the start — and every empty lecture hall is simply a reminder that the future is still waiting to be written. — Unsplash pic

What You Think / 2d ago

Leave room to be surprised — Nahrizul Adib Kadri

The latest Illicit Cigarette Study found that illicit cigarettes accounted for 56.7 per cent of total cigarette consumption in early 2026, up from 54.4 per cent previously and marking the first increase since 2021. — Bernama file pic

What You Think / 2d ago

Why blanket bans risk strengthening illicit markets — Tarmizi Anuwar

The author argues that successful innovation depends less on slogans, funding levels or symbolic initiatives and more on cultivating the right organisational conditions. — Pixabay pic

What You Think / 14 Jun 2026

Why your innovative ‘culture hack’ won’t save you — Ahmad Ibrahim

The author argues that universities should equip students with structured interview skills, such as the STAR method, to help graduates communicate their experiences more effectively. — File picture by Miera Zulyana

What You Think / 14 Jun 2026

Giving graduates an edge in today’s job market — Nuruladilah Mohamed

Sri Lanka’s opposition activists demanding the release of detained former intelligence chief Suresh Sallay take part in a sit-in protest outside the railway station in Colombo June 10, 2026. — AFP pic

What You Think / 14 Jun 2026

The government, the spy chief, and the danger of hunting monsters — Che Ran

The author argues that calls to ban vaping devices in response to the discovery of synthetic drugs in vape liquids risk addressing only the symptoms rather than the underlying causes of the problem. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

What You Think / 13 Jun 2026

‘Piu Piu’, panic panic, ban ban — Kalaiselvam Murali

The author argues that the doctrine of ‘locus standi’ remains a critical threshold in Malaysian public interest litigation. — Pexels pic

What You Think / 13 Jun 2026

Decision of High Court on unilateral child conversion laws in six states explained — Hafiz Hassan

The author argues that the rise of electric vehicles is reshaping the global tyre industry, creating new opportunities for natural rubber due to its low rolling resistance while simultaneously demanding higher-quality materials and hybrid formulations that could transform traditional rubber supply chains and livelihoods. — Pexels pic

What You Think / 13 Jun 2026

How your next electric car will reshape the global rubber business — Ahmad Ibrahim

File photo of Dataran Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur. The authors argue that Malaysia’s ‘dataran’ are far more than open public spaces, serving instead as living heritage sites that foster civic identity, preserve collective memory and sustain community life by connecting historic architecture with contemporary social and cultural experiences.

What You Think / 13 Jun 2026

Dataran, the open heart of our urban heritage — Zuraini Md Ali and Nor Hayati Hussain

Empty seats are seen in the Dewan Rakyat while Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir speaks during a parliamentary sitting on March 2, 2026. Absenteeism among MPs has sparked renewed debate over accountability and parliamentary attendance. — Bernama pic

What You Think / 12 Jun 2026

It’s not fun when MPs play truant — Mustafa K Anuar

Metastatic breast cancer, often referred to as secondary breast cancer, develops when cancer cells from the original breast tumour spread to distant organs such as the bones, lungs, liver, brain, or lymph nodes. — Pexels pic

What You Think / 12 Jun 2026

Metastatic breast cancer is not the end of it all — Nik Nur Syazni Nik Mohamed Kamal

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