Mak Wan knows what it is like to live on the streets and even to spend time behind bars.

Ong Ing Keong, the deaf e-hailing driver who was assaulted by a royal escort, tries to put on a brave face for the sake of his wife.

M Mythreyar is a devout Hindu but cannot ignore his feelings about the conflict in Gaza.

Millions of people have been protesting outside Israeli and US embassies worldwide to mark one year of genocide against the Palestinians. On Oct 12, 2024, tens of thousands braved the scorching sun, followed by thunderstorms, as they marched to the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur, before being stopped about 300 metres from the heavily guarded complex.

As Malaysians celebrate the 67th Merdeka Day, let's revisit some moments and images that are often taken for granted.

Minyak Hitam Jalanan, or Street Black Oil, was founded by Mohd Yusof Mohd Noor, providing peace of mind for motorcyclists in distress.

Kampung Baru residents fear that they will lose their homes to development projects.

Non-native fish like the suckermouth catfish are often bought as pets but released into rivers once they outgrow their aquariums.

Diesel users, from individuals to traders, grapple with the removal of blanket diesel subsidies.

Ummi Junid explores and shares her love for creating natural dyes from waste that would otherwise be thrown away.

The residents of Kampung Seri Makmur in Gombak linger on in the rubble of their once thriving community which was torn down on May 27.

The Defence Services Asia and National Security Asia exhibition involved more than 1,300 companies, including firms seen as controversial over their links with Israel's operation in Gaza.