We take a look at the history and current state of Chinese vernacular education in the country.

Amid Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq's calls for interns to be paid, we take a look at how it potentially benefits companies, and the feasibility of making it mandatory for internships to be paid.

Statistics show that one in three Malaysians feel that they are lacking in terms of financial knowledge.

We opine on our brand new Visit Malaysia 2020 logo.

On the run-up to the announcement of results for the Conservative Party leadership contest, we take a look at Boris Johnson's journey towards becoming the likely upcoming UK Prime Minister.

Men generally have shorter life expectancy, compared to women. Why do men seem to be unhealthier? And how do our societal and cultural values influence men’s attitudes towards health? We find out more from Dr Bala Sundaram Mariappan, Consultant Urologist, Subang Jaya Medical Centre

Mak Yong, the age-old operatic dance drama from Kelantan, can be difficult for a modern audience to take in. “Wayang Mak Yong Stories” attempts to acquaint the public to the stories from Mak Yong, by presenting them through shadow theatre. We speak with the show’s director Shabera Shaik, and performer Tristen ZiJuin, about presenting these stories through a different medium.

Yesterday, the issue of internships came up again when Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq said that interns should be paid. We take a look at how this could help the inequality in internships.

Just recently, the BBC aired a short video of a girl who wants to ban detox teas. We look at some of the so-called health benefits and side effects of this growing social media trend.

Instagram is quickly becoming the internet’s very own Petaling Street, with counterfeit goods available everywhere you look. Sneakers and watches aside, thousands of Instagram accounts are now pushing fake money to users and things are beginning to take a very sinister turn.