While people may question the details of a small lie, they will more readily accept a big lie, especially one repeated often enough.

In his first tenure as Prime Minister, Malaysia leapt into modernity. The economy boomed. Industrialisation took hold. We walked with confidence into the world.

Diversifying trade and reinforcing regional links seen as key to managing rising unilateral pressures

It’s almost funny, if you’re the kind of person who finds dark humour in mass graves and history’s endless loops.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s unscripted address signals a more assertive Global South and Malaysia’s emergence as a bridge-builder for multipolar cooperation

Those who expect Anwar to change Malaysia with a snap of his fingers do not understand the monster he inherited. A fractured civil service riddled with politica...

China underscores inclusive governance, peacebuilding and South-South cooperation at 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro

Real change remains elusive as politicians trade barbs, while systemic inequality affecting Malaysian Indians continues to go unaddressed

As Malaysia’s former ruling party eyes political revival, its openness to reinstating expelled figures reveals internal tensions between pragmatism and principl...

Most new infections involve school leavers and students from institutions of higher learning (IPT)

TNB offers flexible tariff option for smart meter users to help manage energy costs

Sultan Azlan Shah. Tun Mohamed Suffian Hashim. Tan Sri Eusoffe Abdoolcader. Datuk George Seah. These were not just men in robes. They were guardians of justice.

Simultaneous tax and utility reforms expected to test business and consumer resilience; government rolls out enforcement to curb profiteering