Anwar maintains confidence in withstanding any democratic challenge to his leadership, as analysts highlight key reasons Perikatan Nasional is unlikely to mount...

Prime Minister signals major announcement to ease cost-of-living pressures, following Unity Government retreat and public concerns over policy implementation

Legislation paves the way for new Consumer Credit Commission and sweeping regulation of BNPL schemes, debt collectors, and other previously unregulated players

This after Judge Syahliza Warnoh ruled that the prosecution had established a prima facie case against Ismanira,

Dewan Rakyat Speaker confirms focus on legislation, national audit and human rights reports, with no mention of a confidence vote as Parliament reconvenes

Audit report highlights serious lapses in governance and procurement practices across multiple ministries and agencies, with recommendations for greater transpa...

This was after Deputy Public Prosecutor Raja Zaizul Faridah Raja Zaharudin informed the court that the defence had just filed additional submissions today.

Anwar had sought the apex court to rule whether Articles 5,8,39,40 and 43 of the Federal Constitution grant him qualified immunity from Yusoff's suit.

He said the government was still finetuning the mechanism for the targeted subsidy so that it does not have a negative impact.

Procurement and opportunities for local companies must also be protected in negotiations with the US.

Perikatan Nasional is spearheading a series of rallies dubbed "Turun Anwar" to pressure the premier to resign.

Party has also pledged tax cuts and welfare spending as leader says he wants to expand lower house presence