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The proof of true education arises from writing from memory, based on all the readings, for connecting the dots!

Back Talk is a series of articles and video interviews that traces events and happenings in Malaysia which holds different meanings for its citizens, the country and even the world. In this first segment of Back Talk, NMH's Editor-In-Chief, Hasnah Abdul Rahman, takes on a "citizen journalist" role and talks to the former First Lady, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor on how certain events affected her husband, Malaysia's 6th Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak. After having been quiet for the past six years, Rosmah opens up, straight from the heart, even about what her husband is going through now ...

Amid the chaos during the Olympics from an athlete not having a coach to apologies and disqualification, why have the powers that be gone quiet about Sports ? What are the steps being taken to be on the winners platform again?

Hubungan Jubli Emas antara China-Malaysia adalah kukuh dan stabil, tiada konflik di Laut China Selatan seperti yang digembar-gemburkan. Sepanjang 50 tahun yang lalu, kedua-dua negara...

Sabah and Sarawak, no longer states in partnership with Malaya in Malaysia, but territories — i.e. colonies — needs decolonisation by the 24-Nation UN...

The defence argues that the witness testimonies in the 1MDB-Tanore trial were filled with "terrible hearsay" and therefore should not be taken into account...

It has always been the bedrock of the Prosecution’s case that a Top-Down approach was practised by Datuk Seri Najib within 1MDB. Throughout the...

Nine people, including a child, have been killed after handheld pagers used by members of the armed group Hezbollah to communicate exploded across Lebanon,...

If you’re tired of trying to get people to care about the genocide that your government is complicit in, you’re certainly not alone. Across...

Taiwan Tourism and Salam Taiwan pavilions heat up with presence of ambassador Nabila Razali and influencers Intan Serah and Safwan Nazri during Matta Fair

The people in Sabah and Sarawak want secularism upheld as they pursue Borneo Rights for Independence!

Sabah and Sarawak must get back the 35% share of parliamentary seats consistent with the provisions of the Malaysia Agreement 1963. This was the top resolution adopted at a symposium. With Malaysia Day just around the corner, perhaps this is something the government should ponder on