Straddling the acceptable and the unacceptable, the beige flag is ‘something that's neither good nor bad’

These solutions have been used by many people as an aid in their quitting journey

In Sabah and Labuan, Tadau Kaamatan is on May 30 and 31, while in Sarawak Hari Gawai comes on June 1 and 2

Despite the waning influence of English and the rising importance of other languages, the educational institution still has a mission to maintain

The cognac brand hosts a business session with business leaders who shared their journey and inspire future entrepreneurs

Setting aside a block of time each day for tasks we don't like to do can be a cure for procrastination

The 90-year-old Sherpa looks back fondly at what the expedition accomplished in modernising Nepal

Tigers are an ‘umbrella species’ meaning that protecting them also protects the habitats and animals around them

Vietnam is one of the top five plastic polluters of the world's oceans, and the problem is only worsening

Less than 10% of plastic is recycled today and it will require a collective effort by both consumers and corporations to address it

Pakistan, with the world's fifth-largest population, is one of the nations most vulnerable to the effects of extreme weather

Shoppers seem determined not to take themselves too seriously, looking instead to fun fashion

The fast-food giant's new tool lets fans scan products that feature onscreen and have them delivered