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Whither the Harimau's roar? WITH the FIFA World Cup 2014 underway, football madness has hit Malaysia. Being hosted halfway across the globe in Brazil, every live telecasted match is in the late hours of the night (or early mornings, for the ...

A screenshot of the Himpunan Bible post on Selangor Chronicle. June 26, 2014. The Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM) is the latest Christian body to distance itself from a purported peaceful rally dubbed Himpunan Bible that will take place this ...

The plane didn't crash, he is still alive. There is still hope. - Gao Yongfu, March 15. When Malaysia Airlines confirmed that air traffic controllers had lost contact with Flight MH370 at 2.40am on March 8, Gao Yongfu had been sleeping soundly. A ...

The Malaysia Chronicle and The Economist recently reported on how globalization is improving the lives of Chinese villagers. Consider this example: Taobao is an online retailer like Amazon. There are few qualifications to open an online store ...

THEY are still called lanun in bahasa (Malaysian or Indonesian), and where once their forefathers raided vessels for what was bounty then spice, rubber, mahogany, opium, slaves, gold, tin, gunpowder or gemstones today it is most usually fuel, to ...

Tributes left to John Alder and Liam Sweeney, victims of the Malaysia Airlines crash by fellow Newcastle fans. Photo / Getty Two Newcastle United fans on their way to New Zealand to see their football team's pre-season games were among the victims ...

(07-18) 16:04 PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- The global AIDS community, including the tight-knit group of Bay Area doctors and activists with international ties, was mourning one of its leading scientists Friday, after reports confirmed that he was killed in ...

The 28-year-old Malaysian, widely known as Playboy bunny Felixia Yeap, wrote a tell-all post on social media after she became a Muslim. (Photo courtesy: MalaysianReview.com) A former Playboy bunny has embraced Islam, comparing the transition to ...

HONG KONG To find the world's only museum chronicling the brutal crackdown on the 1989 Tiananmen protests, look for the skinny office building wedged between a Tibetan-themed pub and a sports bar on the edge of a Hong Kong tourist district — and ...