As Malaysia celebrates its 62nd Malaysia Day, national leaders urge citizens to cherish the country’s hard-earned peace, uphold unity, and reject divisive force...

Social advocate urges the government to amend the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, warning that it no longer reflects the realities of modern drug trafficking

Malaysia cannot afford this message. Not now, when we are struggling to rebuild trust in institutions, to show the world that we are a nation of fairness, integ...

A united national response is vital to counter the psychological weapon of our digital age

A single RM100 cash aid under the Sumbangan Asas Rahmah (SARA) initiative has not only helped families stay afloat but, in some cases, has become seed capital f...

Lee Lam Thye calls for mobile alerts and sirens to prevent panic and enhance public safety in face of rising seismic risks

Back in 2010, Muhyiddin, who was then deputy prime minister, made the controversial statement declaring himself "Malay first."

More than 3,800 cases recorded in 2024 as authorities call for tougher laws and greater public vigilance

Behind the slogans of unity and reform lies the reality of grocery bills that keep climbing, jobs that remain scarce, and wages that no longer sustain families.

As Malaysia commemorates 68 years of independence, national leaders urge vigilance against divisive forces while celebrating the enduring strength of unity and...

Malaysia is still young — vibrant, restless, sometimes insecure, often bold, and always searching for its true self

The postponed Bill represents a vital step towards revitalising derelict and ageing urban spaces, experts argue, provided it is executed with sustainable and in...

Symbols of national pride must be matched by moral integrity if Malaysia is to truly honour its independence