Football is arguably the number one spectator sport in the country, if not the world but since the sport begun accepting many politicians into its circle, the s...

Political scientist urges ex-aide to pursue legal route to clear his name as Putrajaya grapples with perception risks

Local political parties facing the polls appear resilient, with Warisan, GRS, STAR, UPKO, and UMNO poised to retain influence despite predictions of a sweeping...

It is time to recognise the truth: the real problem is not nicotine dependence itself, but the unregulated, untaxed shadow economy that feeds on it.

FOMCA urges government to reassure public that traditional 999 voice line remains primary lifeline amid rollout of digital platform

Delays in creating an independent investigative body risk undermining public confidence and road, rail, maritime, and aviation safety across the nation, Lee Lam...

A youth association has urged an immediate halt to the use of support letters in government dealings as it’s seen to be used to advance projects or secure speci...

Commentators warn that deepening social and political fractures may leave Sabah vulnerable to outside actors and weaken local decision-making

The election underscores the maturing of Malaysia’s democratic processes, where no single party, regardless of federal influence, can prevent coalition allies f...

With Malaysians averaging more than eight hours of daily digital activity, researchers highlight the importance of structured, purpose-driven screen use

Dozens of parties crowd the field ahead of one of Sabah’s most unpredictable elections, with state rights, infrastructure woes and political fragmentation shapi...

The Agreement does not bind Malaysia in any absolute manner. Two key legal safeguards preserve our sovereignty:

For every successful transplant, there is a donor who gave selflessly and a family who said “yes” in a moment of profound loss.