We dive into the process and historical signifiacnce of impeachment, after House majority leader Nancy Pelosi officially announced a formal impeachment inquiry into US President Donald Trump.

As the Malaysia Competition Commission promises to step up its probe into complaints about Grab monopolising the ride-hailing market, we take a look at the arguments for and against breaking up monopolies.

Results were encouraging, where new Alibaba chairman Daniel Zhang revealed that the company's revenue rose 42% annually last quarter.

They announced record financial revenues of £627.1 million in the last financial year, prompting the question of how important it is to be financially successful versus winning trophies.

Injuries can be tough for those who just love to play. Whether you're a professional athlete or a gymrat, all you would want to do after recovering from an injury is to hit the ground running. In his monthly segment on sports medicine, Dr Harjeet Singh explains the recovery process from the point of injury to the return of play.

Investigating the mysterious disappearances of his teenage friends, Ben Randall uncovers a human trafficking crisis. His film, ‘Sisters for Sale’ is set to be screened at this year's Freedom Film Festival, and explores the complex realities of the global human trafficking crisis. Ben joins us to share more.

Earlier this year the Malaysian Housing and Local Government Minister confirmed that her ministry has targeted for one Waste To Energy plant to be built in every state by the end of 2020. However from 2013 to 2016, 4 incinerators were built in Malaysia and all four failed, which makes for an abysmal track record. YB Ronnie Liu and Dr Tan Ching Seong from the Gabungan Anti Incinerator Kebangsaan speak to us about the implications of building a further 14 incinerators both from an environmental and policy perspective.

Greta Thunberg delivered a fiery speech at the 2019 UN climate action summit in New York, accusing world leaders for “failing children”. In response, US President Donald Trump mocked her on Twitter. Why do youth activists like Thunberg make adults so uncomfortable?

Malaysians took to the streets of KL to hold our own Global Climate Strike on Saturday, 21st September. While over 300 people participated, this was far lower than the numbers in other cities across the world. So what aren’t we doing right?

As more people emigrate to the city, the township of Sambuca is facing a dwindling population problem. To keep the place running, municipal councils are selling old homes for a shocking €1. The best part? There’s a catch though, but one that buyers are willing to oblige.