In Israel too, democracy 'has its limits'
WASHINGTON
Delhi Diary: Hair-Raising Tales From Northern India
By Shakir Husain
Bernama’s correspondent in India, Shakir Husain shares his take from the Indian capital of New Delhi.
Kenyans flee Nairobi in fear of poll violence
NAIROBI, Kenya
At the Machakos bus station in Nairobi, hundreds of people are bumping into each other, tickets held firmly on one hand, the other clutching heavy luggage.
Female 'Gendang' Musicians Overcome Gender Barrier
By ALI IMRAN MOHD NOORDIN
Capturing the Soul of A Scene
By Suriani Razali
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 4 (Bernama) -- Journalism is not only about news writing. The accompanying photographs matter just as much.
Vietnamese transport firms move online
HCM City, August 3 (VNA) – Online transport services that connect inter-provincial transport companies have reduced costs and helped reduce pollution by having fewer trucks on the road in Vietnam.<
Singapore Employers Give Consideration to Physical Wellness of Employees
By Massita Ahmad
Massita Ahmad, BERNAMA’s correspondent in Singapore shares her take on the Singapore capital city and its unique social narrative.
United, Malaysia and Turkey Stand Strong
By Harun Yahya
Turkey leaving its military footprint overseas
Recently, Turkey’s forward-basing posture has started to draw more attention due to parliament’s fast-track legislation to ratify a bilateral defense treaty with Doha which allowed the stationing o
Kurdish referendum augurs ill for Iraq: Turkmen leader
KIRKUK, Iraq
A planned referendum on the secession of northern Iraq's Kurdish region "augurs ill" for Iraq, the head of the Iraqi Turkmen Front has warned.
