Alongside figures like Rafidah Aziz, Keng Yaik, and Samy Vellu, he represented a time when non-Malay political leaders were not ornamental participants in gover...

Iran seized control of the Strait of Hormuz, where roughly one-fifth of global oil passes. This classic Sun Tzu manoeuvre, winning without fighting any decisive...

Improved access for Malaysian vessels through conflict-affected routes has eased immediate supply concerns

The next stimulus or additional initiative need not necessarily be large, but it must be structured, phased, and activated when necessary

A branch fell onto the tracks near Taman Paramount. Trains slowed. Services were delayed. Commuters—once again—were left waiting, adjusting, improvising their w...

World Bank economist argues that sustainable growth hinges on workforce upskilling, private sector reform, and fostering innovation to generate higher-paying, s...

In a time when identity is increasingly weaponised, Malaysia remains one of the few places where identity can still be shared.

The “hidden unemployment” story is really about underemployment, skills mismatching in education, and precarious work opportunities, resulting in discouraged wo...

Meteorologists say the soaring temperatures across northern Peninsular Malaysia are part of the natural end-of-monsoon cycle, driven by the Madden–Julian Oscill...

Employers must also be conscious of the heatwave in the country, the growing congestion levels and the fuel crises due to the Iran war.

A Muslim women’s organisation urges an end to the use of firecrackers during festive celebrations, citing economic pressures and cultural considerations as West...

Oil and gas prices have already surged, pushing Brent crude well above USD 100 per barrel in recent weeks and threatening to climb further.

Analysts suggest UMNO is rebuilding internal unity and aiming to reclaim Malay voter support