The election underscores the maturing of Malaysia’s democratic processes, where no single party, regardless of federal influence, can prevent coalition allies f...

With Malaysians averaging more than eight hours of daily digital activity, researchers highlight the importance of structured, purpose-driven screen use

Dozens of parties crowd the field ahead of one of Sabah’s most unpredictable elections, with state rights, infrastructure woes and political fragmentation shapi...

The Agreement does not bind Malaysia in any absolute manner. Two key legal safeguards preserve our sovereignty:

For every successful transplant, there is a donor who gave selflessly and a family who said “yes” in a moment of profound loss.

With Washington once again pulling back from global climate responsibilities, Southeast Asia and the wider Global South are being urged to fill the leadership v...

Development means nothing if it is built on betrayal. Progress is meaningless when the state’s own people are left without roofs, rights, or recourse.

Annual losses from online fraud exceed RM1 billion, a figure likely conservative due to widespread underreporting, with victims spanning all social classes

Parents and experts warn of rising behavioural and emotional risks as excessive screen time and violent gaming seep into young minds

All eyes now turn to Gabungan Rakyat Sabah, whose list is expected to shape key battlegrounds and test alliances ahead of polling

Lee Lam Thye praises the Road Transport Department’s recent crackdown on unlicensed foreign drivers, calling for stricter accountability among operators hiring...

As chair of ASEAN for the fifth time, Malaysia has reinforced its regional leadership, brokered peace agreements, advanced economic and digital integration

The government emphasises that the deal strengthens economic sovereignty and regional stability, countering claims that the nation has “sold itself” to Washingt...