Escalating global energy costs and geopolitical tensions are exposing structural vulnerabilities in Malaysia’s subsidy regime

Deputy finance Minister warns geopolitical tensions will outlast brief ceasefire and calls for long-term structural reforms in energy, transport and supply chai...

As the nation edges towards an ageing society, experts warn that fractured family ties, urban migration and social disconnection are fuelling a hidden crisis of...

By urging restraint and discipline, Anwar is not avoiding the issue—he is ensuring it is dealt with responsibly, without unnecessary spectacle.

Trump was lucky that Iran agreed to the ceasefire, which was announced, leading to an immediate decrease in global oil prices.

Association president warns that relying solely on present stability is insufficient in today’s volatile global climate

Social activist Lee Lam Thye calls for the introduction of a National Harmony Act to preserve unity and promote integration

Alongside figures like Rafidah Aziz, Keng Yaik, and Samy Vellu, he represented a time when non-Malay political leaders were not ornamental participants in gover...

Iran seized control of the Strait of Hormuz, where roughly one-fifth of global oil passes. This classic Sun Tzu manoeuvre, winning without fighting any decisive...

Improved access for Malaysian vessels through conflict-affected routes has eased immediate supply concerns

The next stimulus or additional initiative need not necessarily be large, but it must be structured, phased, and activated when necessary

A branch fell onto the tracks near Taman Paramount. Trains slowed. Services were delayed. Commuters—once again—were left waiting, adjusting, improvising their w...

World Bank economist argues that sustainable growth hinges on workforce upskilling, private sector reform, and fostering innovation to generate higher-paying, s...