Ceritalah ASEAN - The durian rush: How demand for the king of fruit fits into a land-grab issue
Whilst there are almost 200 known durian hybrids in Malaysia alone, Musang King, primarily grown in Kelantan's isolated Gua Musang district, is the most sought-after.
Tue Jan 29 2019
Ceritalah ASEAN - The death of Facebook?
With dinosaurs like Myspace, Bebo and Friendster already condemned to the digital graveyard, could this be the beginning of the end for Facebook?
Wed Jan 16 2019
Ceritalah ASEAN - Thai Elections: What will Prayuth do to keep a grip on power?
Born in Mae Rim to a family of struggling rice farmers, her parents were forced to leave her with her grandmother while they worked to make ends meet.
Mon Jan 07 2019
Ceritalah ASEAN - Christmas in Surabaya
As the city prepares for Christmas, team Ceritalah caught up with the 52-year-old Pak Agustinus Dono Chrismiandi, whose family were injured in the attacks.
Mon Dec 24 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - One year later, are the tables turning on China's Xi Jinping?
Beyond infrastructure, allegations of industrial espionage (including those against Huawei) have made Western powers increasingly wary of Chinas corporates, especially state-owned enterprises.
Wed Dec 19 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - Living in the past: 64 years later, does the Vietnamese spirit remain unbroken?
It arguably marked the beginning of the demise of the European colonial powers in Asia (the British were to withdraw from Malaya in 1957) and the ascendancy of nationalist movements and the Americans.
Thu Dec 13 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - What Transjakarta bus system can teach the rest of congested Southeast Asia
The BRT - operated by PT Transportasi Jakarta (TransJakarta) - with its "cheap and cheerful" character offered a ready-made solution.
Sat Nov 24 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - What education and language mean to a young teacher in Yala
Thirty-four-year-old Che-Ruhanee Asma-ae is a Bahasa Melayu (Malay) teacher in Thailands troubled southern Yala Province, at Srinagarindra the Princess Mother School.
Sun Nov 11 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - Life in Yangon from the eyes of a young banker
As dusk descends over some of the unruliest traffic in Asia, Team Ceritalah has withdrawn to a cafe in the middle-class neighbourhood of Tamwe Township, just to the east of downtown Yangon.
Wed Oct 31 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - Boracay Island re-opens: Is sustainable tourism now the benchmark?
For Boracay, the Philippines fabled island getaway, decades of unchecked growth, poor supervision and almost non-existent infrastructure has turned the resort into a 'cesspool'.
Tue Oct 23 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - Living on the ring of fire: From mortals to supplicants
Situated atop the 'Ring of Fire', a chain of unstable tectonic plates, Philippines and Indonesia are constantly roiled by seismic activity.
Sat Oct 13 2018
A day in the life at BFM 89.9
As journalists in tune with societal developments Team Ceritalah also asked them some tough questions on the country's rapidly changing political landscape.
Tue Oct 09 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - BFM 89.9 and liberalism: Can its airwaves burst the Klang Valley bubble?
It marked its milestone with a move to spanking new, light-filled premises: a virtual hipster nirvana located in the heart of upscale Taman Tun Dr. Ismail.
Tue Oct 02 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - Thailand's general election: A way forward?
The brand new political party, led by handsome and fresh-faced, 39-year-old billionaire and entrepreneur Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, was also established that month.
Tue Sep 25 2018
Ceritalah ASEAN - Indonesia and Vietnam: Who's playing catch up?
For ASEAN's three giants - Indonesia, Philippines and Vietnam - each with over 90 million in population, this could be a major opportunity.
Sat Sep 15 2018
[COLUMNIST] Vaping: Behind the smokescreen of smoking cessation and healthier alternative
The existence of e-cigarettes seems to have merely shifted users from one addiction to another from traditional cigarettes to e-cigarettes.
Mon Nov 25 2024
12 probe papers opened on GISB, 7 brought to court - Aminuddin
Aminuddin Harun says police are awaiting further instruction for five more investigation papers from the Attorney-General's Chambers.
Mon Nov 25 2024
Govt does not use private company funds for official flights - PM
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says the expenses, amounting to RM1.6 million, were fully borne by the government.
Mon Nov 25 2024
Immigration Dept to introduce special digital pass from January 2025
A special pass is a document issued to foreigners to grant the holder the right to enter and stay in Malaysia for no more than thirty days.
Mon Nov 25 2024
Sinkhole incident: Repairs along Jalan Lojing-Gua Musang ongoing - Police
According to police, several warning signs have been placed regarding the road repairs.
Mon Nov 25 2024
International Business Forum "World of Opportunities: Russia-ASEAN" to be held in Malaysia
The event aims to consolidate the positions of key economic players in the region.
Mon Nov 25 2024
DHL cargo plane crashes into house near Lithuania airport, killing one; 3 hurt
According to a spokesperson, the airplane, operated by SWIFT airline on behalf of DHL, originated from Leipzig, fell on a house.
Mon Nov 25 2024
Sultan Sharafuddin wants JAIS to ensure all preachers invited to Selangor accredited by MAIS
JAIS has been instructed to ensure that all Islamic preachers invited to the state, especially to talk on matters related to aqidah, syariah, sufism and the practice of fariqa.
Mon Nov 25 2024
Taiwan reports Chinese balloon, first time in six months
Taiwan's defence ministry reports that a Chinese balloon detected over the sea to Taiwan's north.
Mon Nov 25 2024
Growing demand for private healthcare insurance in ASEAN - Malaysian Re
There is a growing demand for private health insurance in ASEAN, particularly following the COVID-19 pandemic, said Malaysian Reinsurance Bhd (Malaysian Re).
Mon Nov 25 2024