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Umno’s struggle for relevance, reconciliation or rigour?

As Malaysia’s former ruling party eyes political revival, its openness to reinstating expelled figures reveals internal tensions between pragmatism and principl...

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Bolder measures needed to curb HIV transmission at among students – Experts

Most new infections involve school leavers and students from institutions of higher learning (IPT)

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New Time-of-Use scheme encourages smarter electricity habits

TNB offers flexible tariff option for smart meter users to help manage energy costs

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A Judiciary worthy of Malaysia’s promise

Sultan Azlan Shah. Tun Mohamed Suffian Hashim. Tan Sri Eusoffe Abdoolcader. Datuk George Seah. These were not just men in robes. They were guardians of justice.

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SST expansion, revised tariffs set tone for Malaysians to face a challenging quarter

Simultaneous tax and utility reforms expected to test business and consumer resilience; government rolls out enforcement to curb profiteering

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Trailblazing military appointments reflect Malaysia’s multiracial strength

From Vice-Admiral Thanabalasingam to Lt Gen Johnny Lim, high-ranking non-Malay officers continue to shape the Armed Forces and inspire a more inclusive national...

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The Government does listen

Move signals government’s responsiveness to public concerns over rising living costs ahead of major religious festivals

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Shared responsibility the key to building a stronger, fairer Malaysia

In a time of global uncertainty, Malaysia must rebuild its national foundations through transparent, inclusive, and sustainable reforms. Fiscal courage, not pop...

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Should we challenge the extension of the judiciary under article 125 of the Federal constitution?

The independence of the judiciary from the parliament and executive is paramount. And we can't erode it.

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Sultan Nazrin: Uncertainty must be met with collective courage, collaboration

The Perak ruler outlines four guiding principles for a cohesive and resilient future during keynote at international interfaith conference in Singapore

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Tariffs, taxes, and talent: Why Malaysia needs education-led reform

Reforms must be phased carefully, with clear communication and support for those affected.

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Flip-flopping over 10As policy erodes trust in the government

Students feel let down by a system that should empower them.

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RP4 tariff reform key to energy transition and behavioural shift, says expert

Malaysia’s new electricity pricing model must be paired with inclusive tools, technologies and financing to ensure a just energy shift