If you are going to appoint someone to lead one of the foremost educational institutions in the world, today's Britain needs it to be a Simon Woolley.

From the pogroms of 1956 and Black July to Mullivaikkal and Chemmani, Sri Lanka’s history is not merely scarred by atrocities. It is defined by governments that...

Out of nearly 450 spin-off companies created by public universities, only about 5% succeed in turning ideas into real products or businesses.

The Doomsday Clock, maintained by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, tracks how close humanity stands to catastrophe from nuclear risks and other existentia...

Malaysia needs cognitive fitness from school to the workplace. Attention control. Emotional regulation. Critical thinking. Sleep and recovery. Physical training...

It is the ordinary Malaysians who work together, eat together, laugh together, build businesses together, study together and look after one another.

The three signatories bring complementary assets, where Saudi capital and geography astride critical energy routes, Turkish defence industry and NATO experience...

Nine years after Formula One left Sepang, Bahrain is bringing it back. The old circuit may be enjoying the joke.

This is also where the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) should act.

Malaysia became the first Asian country to host the Commonwealth Games. It was an enormous statement about what this relatively young nation could organise and...

The timing, geographic spread and simultaneous nature point to deliberate coordination aimed at economic disruption. Human casualties were not the objective.

Arguments over ownership of places that existed long before Malaysia’s borders were drawn are lame excuses for cultural erasure.

Syria remains the prize. Israel has steadily expanded its military footprint and security demands inside Syrian territory since the fall of the Assad regime.