The poor must not be left on the sidelines even as Malaysian ­cities reinvent themselves to face the future, said Housing and ...

Putrajaya will be modelled as Malaysia’s low-carbon city through the installation of solar panels on the roof of government buildings and ... immediate needs and future sustainability?

Kuala Lumpur’s skyscraping twin towers were Malaysia’s 21st century ... Perhaps all buildings will look like this in the future, which may be no bad thing.

Ping An Finance Center, Shenzen, China. This skyscraper is far from being completed, but it shall be China's tallest at the end of the construction. It will measure 660 metres. Burj Khalifa ...

In an office wing of the Natural History Museum in London, two researchers slide open a plain storage cupboard door to reveal a hidden treasure: shelves of fossilised corals, up to 30 million years ...

As the global recovery gathers speed in 2014, Malaysia's external sector will increase its contribution ... extraction were reinvested in the economy in the form of machines and buildings to generate ...

The Burj Khalifa (also in Dubai) with its 2,717 feet (828 meters) still reigns as the world's tallest skyscraper. For now, the second tallest is the Merdeka 118 tower in Malaysia, standing at 2,227 ...

Malaysia's economy posted a slower growth in the third quarter on a contraction in mining output and a moderation in services growth, ...

TASS/. The Russian Embassy in Malaysia is in contact with the local authorities about the situation surrounding the Russian bloggers who reportedly climbed the Merdeka 118 skyscraper in Kuala ...

Malaysia’s Ministry of Natural Resources ... development budget for the installation of solar systems on government buildings, enabling government ministries and agencies to benefit from ...

A China-aided project has played a crucial role in helping improve learning facilities and education quality in Cambodia, ...

Extended bicycle trips through the US and Malaysia uncover a shared ethos between a global superpower and a country often ...