On Oct 17, the Kota Kinabalu High Court ruled that the federal government is obligated to review and pay Sabah its 40 per cent net revenue entitlement.

Officers recover a spent cartridge and a live round after afternoon shooting in Jalan Lanang; no injuries reported

Kuala Lumpur police say rally against Azam Baki concluded without incident and will be reviewed for sensitive content

Legal experts say anti-hopping law protects seats of 17 sacked Bersatu lawmakers, while speculation grows over Hamzah Zainudin’s next move

The Prime Minister says stronger-than-expected 6.4 per cent fourth-quarter growth reflects solid fundamentals, not political rhetoric

When questioned about the possibility of standing in the upcoming election, Amir Hamzah reiterated his focus on public service rather than political contestatio...

Malaysia is to advance, to have easier livelihoods, stronger economic growth, better education and improved healthcare, for these, we must keep this nation at p...

The proposed legislation is expected to be tabled in the Dewan Rakyat as early as the next sitting, subject to the bill’s readiness.

The former minister and PKR deputy president cautioned that the government must avoid repeating mistakes of the Barisan Nasional administration, especially duri...

The FAS president stressed that his work in Selangor is far from finished, highlighting reforms in refereeing standards and coaching development as key prioriti...

Constitutional experts clarify that his position relies on opposition MPs’ consensus, not automatic party membership

Traffic marshals would be deployed from now until next week, with the focal point being on dispersing traffic along notorious bottlenecks throughout the island.