Our columnist addresses the issues that have risen over how specialists are recognised and registered in Malaysia.

GIVING money to Buddhist monks may cause them to commit an offence under their code of monastic discipline known as the Dhamma-Vinaya.

THIS edition’s European Championships is turning out to be a tournament for the youth. Many expected the established stars to shine, but so far, the youth are taking centrestage in Germany.

WHAT generally comes to mind when we mention Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Malaysia? A typical perception of it is a pathway suitable only for those who do not perform well academically, and it is seen as a less prestigious option than traditional academic education.

Federalism is a journey and not just a set of institutions and procedures.

Her excessive jealousy and sensitivity have slowly affected my personal life, causing me to doubt our relationship, and to fear that I might be heading for another failed marriage.

KUALA LUMPUR: Seeking a formal membership to join BRICS is certainly the right thing for Malaysia to do as the global landscape changes.

Maintaining dog fur coats can be tricky.

Every few months, there’s a news item about the huge health benefit that comes from dog ownership. But is the science all it’s cracked up to be?

Circumcision is the surgical removal of the skin covering the glans penis, which has been practiced since the ancient Egyptian times, with the origin in religious rites.

Better late than never because Malaysia needs to avoid sinking into economic oblivion.

World Refugee Day is a reminder to try to recognise our shared humanity with those who have had to flee their homes.