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Sabah polls: A test of political realism and public trust

GRS, BN, Warisan and STAR vie for influence as young voters and development issues shape the outcome

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When homes turn into crime scenes as wave of family violence shocks Malaysia

Six brutal attacks in two weeks – five committed by family members – have left Malaysians grappling with a disturbing question: what is happening to our society...

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Rise in sexual crimes among minors’ sparks concern

Lee said the trend reflects weaknesses in social oversight, a lack of understanding of self-worth and responsibility, and declining moral standards

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Kuala Lumpur didn’t host a summit. It announced a new Malaysia

From heads of government and dialogue partners flying in, to a historic expansion welcoming Timor-Leste into ASEAN, Malaysia didn’t just roll out a carpet; we s...

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Reciprocal trade pact with US signals strategic balancing act amid global power rivalries

ART promises wider market access but comes with costly commitments, as Malaysia navigates ties between Washington and Beijing within ASEAN’s evolving trade land...

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When 200,000 voices are left unheard: A plea to the Election Commission from the heart of Sabah

Five years. That’s how long Sabahans have been asking — politely, patiently, persistently — for something so simple, yet so essential

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Anwar Ibrahim’s diplomatic finesse puts Malaysia at the heart of regional peace and trade

The US-Malaysia Reciprocal Trade Agreement provides a crucial certainty for businesses and a testament to Malaysia’s ability to conclude high-stakes negotiation...

10mth

The power of being in the room

Real leadership requires the courage to walk into rooms filled with those we disagree with — sometimes even those we dislike

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Kampung Papan – Does this sound like a scam?

A protest held on Thursday to stop the eviction on Monday and a meeting with State Exco Datuk Borhan Ahmad Shah provided some light.

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Ending traffic fine discounts seen as step towards safer roads - Lam Thye

The periodic discounts previously offered for outstanding fines created the impression that offenders could simply wait for the next opportunity to pay at a red...

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The man who gave Malaysia its heart in a jungle — remembering Tan Sri Vic M. Hutson

What made Hutson extraordinary wasn’t only that he dreamed of a zoo. It was that he made it happen through community.

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Stigma surrounding mental health remains major barrier to recovery and social acceptance

Despite growing awareness of mental health’s importance, negative perceptions and cultural beliefs continue to hinder treatment and social integration for those...

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A tale of two administrations: How Warisan and GRS shaped Sabah’s future

Voters will decide which direction Sabah’s future takes: will it be GRS’s long-term vision or will Warisan get another chance?