Looking over the fence, we see leaders riddled with accusations of wrongdoings, including corruption, still shamelessly holding on to power.

The government may point to GDP growth and impressive economic indicators, but ordinary Malaysians are asking a much simpler question: Why aren’t we feeling it...

While US officials frame the carrier’s presence as routine freedom of navigation and support for allies, the timing amplifies perceptions of strategic strain on...

The results show that the Malay vote is split into two distinct camps, one led by UMNO and the other led by PAS. This reflects what exists within much of the pe...

When statements are perceived as arrogant, insensitive towards Malay institutions or dismissive of Malay anxieties, the damage travels far beyond the person mak...

Expert argues the next challenge is proving that the infrastructure can generate lasting domestic value through skilled employment, local innovation, AI service...

Everyone talks about diversification. Malaysia has a 4,500-tonne reminder of what it actually looks like.

The social contract of independence was signed willingly by Tunku Abdul Rahman, Tan Cheng Lock, and VT Sambanthan, agreeing to it.

Expert warns that future growth must be anchored on productivity gains, high-value industries and stronger wage growth rather than headline GDP performance alon...

This is not just a local loss. It risks deterring high-tech investors and the growing global community of digital nomads, estimated at 30–35 million and expandi...

Artificial intelligence is transforming economies at remarkable speed, but experts warn that unequal access to advanced AI tools, computing infrastructure and d...

BN’s Johor triumph may have revived its old confidence — but Malaysians have not forgotten

Many Orang Asli firmly insist on recognition of their customary land rights (tanah adat or pusaka) rather than relocation to allocated plots.