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...

Observer hail amendment as a transformative move for the nation’s workforce, offering continuous coverage and greater financial security

Malaysia must return to the principle that nations are honoured by integrity and destroyed by corruption, says veteran social advocate during integrity campaign...

Chin, a professor of Asian Studies at the University of Tasmania, said this sense of distrust merged with anger directed at the Democratic Action Party (DAP), c...

Analysts say the result reflects voters’ impatience for basic development rather than ideological posturing from either localist or Peninsula-based parties

Malaysia cannot, must not, be held hostage by individuals and organisations whose only business model is fear. Who foment hate because hate is profitable.

Sabah heads to the polls this Saturday in one of its most hotly contested state elections, with 596 candidates from 24 political parties and independents compet...

Analysts say the election is being defined by voters’ demand for stable governance and the unprecedented influence of young voters, with BN and GRS to hinge on...