Ian McIntyre

Country could suffer if both Penang, Kedah economies at stake, says Charles Santiago

Convince voters why party remains best option, help them believe Pakatan Harapan can win again

There will be setbacks, victories, party needs those who are dedicated in good, bad times, says Pandan MP

Party wants to contest all former ally Gerakan’s seats

Body says it is on activists’ side but letter to Unesco unnecessary, investigations already underway

Six-month project involving NGOs, private sector to provide insight into user behaviour pattern

Amid bouncing back from Covid-19 and dealing with climate change, the tourism sector in Langkawi is looking at many ways to revitalise itself

Its CEO says proposed body would benefit 4.2 million inhabitants, should be modelled after Australian entity

Chow Kon Yeow also points out monarch had granted George Town city status in 1957

Recurrence of heavy floods at Baling threatens to disrupt raw water supply

Both islands to leverage on existing Unesco-listed zones, develop fresh travel packages

PAS president blames non-Muslims despite report showing 82% of bribe takers were Malays, they say