At Antarabangsa in George Town, the mingling of cultures takes place at the bottom of a beer bottle.

Ubiquitous in many Malaysian cities and towns, the Tamil barbershop is where folks of all races gather for their haircuts,
and a piece of life.

The last of the master carvers, we document Kok Ah Wah's delicate trade.

The "Palette Mix – a Fusion of Art" retreat brings together aspiring local architects, designers, photographers and writers to reimagine George Town’s public spaces and structures.

Just outside the hustle and bustle of Cairo lies an entirely different world, and a community that makes a living out of
trash.

While many governments are moving towards renewable energy sources, Malaysia seems bent on going nuclear.

Penang is not immune to human trafficking, but there are dedicated people involved in trying to eradicate this vice.

The practices and culture of the Royal Malaysian Police often reveal the trademarks of a regime police – a police that answers to the government in power.

While our education system has yet to shift its focus to Science, Technology, English and Mathematics (STEM), learning centres fill the gap.

A large number of Sabah’s inhabitants are saddled with a complicated legal status. They have been tolerated by locals albeit with some disdain, but of late, tension has been mounting.

Malaysian Art's prodigal son is back at his former brilliance, only much greater and with sublime consciousness.

Make a trip of fruitful discovery at 8 Acres, a tranquil getaway in Pahang, and prepare to have a fill of nature and her bounty.

We take a look at what worked (and what didn't) at George Town Festival 2014.