5y

Mexico accuses major clothing brands of cultural appropriation

Minister Alejandra Frausto calls for changes that put indigenous designers from Mexico's 56 ethnic groups on an equal footing with major labels

5y

Pfizer jab less effective, still protects against Indian strain: study

The study sampled 28 healthcare workers in the French city of Orleans

5y

Barrel nose: whisky-sniffing dog hunts bad casks

Staff have made him a special kennel at the distillery

5y

Kadazans tell what they know of Kaamatan

The festival has evolved over the years as many venture out of the state

5y

Dangerously trending: driverless Tesla videos on social media

Such behaviour is completely illegal and flouts the instructions of the automaker

5y

Bishops’ Conference loses Cardinal Sim to cancer

Newly-created Cardinal Cornelius Sim of Brunei dies in a Taiwan hospital while waiting to undergo cancer treatment

5y

Adventure-lovers defy gravity on the tallest Chinese TV tower

The 'Landmark Alpha' adventure park opened in January on the 600m high Canton Tower, with courses at heights ranging from 198m to 298m

5y

RM25k fund could propel deserving student Wee Nee to a brighter future

Talented youth Lim Wee Nee, nominated by veteran teacher and music lecturer Dr Chong Pek Lin, hopes to further her education through the Dutch Lady #DanaRM1Juta...

5y

Locals forge bid to buy UK's most remote pub

Located in a tiny fishing village in remote peninsula of western Scotland, the pub serves as the heart of the community

5y

Netflix is testing the 'Play Something' tool on its mobile app

Being overwhelmed by what to watch on streaming services is a common occurence that Netflix's new feature hopes to address

5y

What does a vegan way of life mean today?

Veganism has become more embraced in Western countries, helped by innovation and a less combative approach

5y

Insensitive ‘joke’? Cue the apology video

Another day, another social media influencer called out for cultural appropriation

5y

Multi-ethnic communities saddened by ‘Barefoot Cooperator’ Paul Sinnappan’s passing

In life, he was a simple grassroots man, in death hailed a ‘Towering Malaysian’ for not just feeding the poor, but also teaching them how to fish