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Informal discussions with other political parties ongoing, says Sabah PKR

Seat negotiations among PH, BN, and GRS remain tense, driven by disputes over seat allocations and overlapping constituencies.

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Urgent need for more support facilities for the elderly, says MP

Some six million people or 14.5 per cent of the total population of Malaysia will be 65 years old by the year 2040

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‘I am not tarnishing the country’s image, I am merely defending women’s rights’ says Guan Eng

He said all women have the right to be given access to education without any barriers imposed, so they can reach their potential in life.

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Stop the overzealous enforcement and focus on beneficial initiatives, Tiong ticks off DBKL

The Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister stressed that multiculturalism is not a weakness but a competitive advantage. 

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No blasting, cutting of hillslopes for new Miri-Mulu highway, says activist

The ecosystems in and near Mulu are extremely delicate as they have been mostly unaffected by major human developments since prehistoric times.

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Sarawak DAP to challenge GPS in coming state election

The Sarawak DAP secretary’s office issued a statement saying the party will contest the state election and is training polling agents soon.

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Restaurant owner disturbed by boycott calls because she feeds stray dogs

A restaurant owner recently expressed how upset and disturbed she was over the hateful messages she received because of her good deed.

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Carcass of 10-metre long Baleen whale being salvaged for analysis and preservation

The Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) and the Sarawak Museum Department are trying to salvage the bones of this huge whale found by Sebuyau fishermen.

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There is an urgent need for the UN to reform, says PM

He stated that UN security and trade resolutions, one after the other, have been ignored by some nations.

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Mega development not right move for Langkawi, say locals

Many tend to overlook the fact that Langkawi is an Unesco-accredited global geo-park destination 

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Penang unveils reduced state budget for next year

Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said the budget is sufficient as it meets its targeted group of the working class struggling against global living cost hikes.

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PM’s trip not paid by private sector, says Fahmi

He said the government paid RM1.662 million or 27% of this amount while the business delegation covered the balance of RM4.5 million, he added.