Governmental stability should not be measured solely by political support in Parliament, but also by clarity in policy direction

Analysts describe this as a modern political paradox: policies exist, implementation is underway, but the perceived impact is not reaching the populace

In our current situation, what we need more are medical personnel, including care givers as our nation progresses towards an ageing society.

Authorities warn that exploiting human rights rhetoric to defend individuals with criminal records risks undermining public trust in Malaysia’s legal and law en...

UEC subjects are conducted not only in Mandarin but also in English and Malay;

Fatal stabbing of a student in Bandar Utama and rising incidents of bullying across Malaysian schools reveal a deep-rooted youth violence crisis

An independent Ombudsman would serve as a crucial check-and-balance mechanism where high-profile corruption prosecutions may often be interpreted through race,...

Experts and policymakers urge careful handling of Chinese independent school exams as tensions rise over national recognition

An analyst argued that such reforms are unlikely to materialise within the timeframe

Calls for stricter monitoring and public awareness as two lives lost in Hulu Terengganu

Voter behaviour in Peninsular Malaysia remains “Malaya-centric,” posing significant hurdles for East Malaysian parties seeking national relevance, Analyst says

Experts warn that without strategic, long-term measures, enclosed communities of foreign workers could threaten social cohesion, public safety, and local well-b...

Lee Lam Thye calls for stronger legal frameworks, enhanced enforcement and nationwide digital literacy efforts as online scams, identity theft and cyber-enabled...