More than anger over a social media ban, the protests unveil deep-seated frustration over perceived corruption and nepotism.

Malaysia enforces halal food laws strictly, yet corruption and injustice go unchecked — exposing a national hypocrisy that undermines faith and governance.

We often hear that one of Malaysia’s strengths is that Malaysians are very practical. We are pragmatic in resolving disputes, in making business and economic decisions.

Set in 1930, the movie touches on views around divorce and explores why country estates like Downton are in trouble ...

The week of September 8, 2025, was just another week for RC Gautam, an errand boy at Kantipur Television. During two decades at the station, he had seen street protests, political crises, a civil war, ...

The shutdown of social media platforms silenced a generation but their protests kicked off a deadly response from the ...

Nepal's President Ramchandra Paudel dissolved parliament and called for fresh elections on March 5, his office said late on ...

The European Parliament has urged the European Commission to adopt a dedicated strategy to address Alzheimer’s disease and ...

Sushila Karki, a former chief justice, will become the first woman to lead Nepal, to be sworn in as interim leader later on ...

Malawians will vote for their next president, members of parliament and local councillors on September 16 after five years of ...

Trai asks Jio and Airtel Ltd to explain why they removed their cheapest 1GB entry-level mobile plans. The scrutiny comes amid ...

Nepal’s Gen-Z is revolting against a corrupt and broken political system. Widespread anger over unemployment, inequality, and ...