What happens to the farmers? What happens to the sows and piglets? What happens to the loans, equipment, workers, and the family enterprises built over decades,...

The island with the Brahminy Kite eagle as its mascot, found itself in the limelight for the wrong reasons when many politicians traded barbs over whether it wa...

As talk of GE16 grows stronger, insiders in Penang PH said there was an element of worry as they feel the party as a whole is not as strong as it used to be.

In recent years, subsidy spending has increased significantly, reaching tens of billions of Malaysian Ringgit annually and accounting for a substantial portion...

Proabowo’s policy places renewed focus on Malaysia’s role as a diplomatic stabiliser amid intensifying competition between major world powers

In Malaysia, egalitarianism means ensuring dignity for all, regardless of background, through inclusive policies, access to essential services, and opportunitie...

The Royal institution is concerned over challenges to national unity and increasing tensions surrounding race, religion and constitutional sensitivities

It may sound like a small improvement, but for Malaysians who spend hours navigating traffic daily, the impact on quality of life should not be underestimated.

Many choosing to rent indefinitely as wages fail to keep pace with soaring urban property values

Economist warns that using income brackets alone to remove RON95 subsidies could unfairly burden middle-class households already struggling with soaring living...

Launch of Bersama by Rafizi Ramli reignites debate over whether reformist movements collapse because of external enemies or internal struggles between collectiv...

Analysts say growing economic uncertainty and global geopolitical tensions are pushing Malaysian voters to prioritise stability, governance and economic managem...

This rapid transformation has been spurred on by the migration of Muslims from the three troubled provinces of Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat to Songkhla Provinc...