We must applaud the renewed push for local manufacturing, digital sovereignty, public sector innovation, and a more aggressive stance on economic diversificatio...

The government's integration of artificial intelligence into the Malaysian Drug Profiling System (MyDPS) could reshape the country’s approach to drug prevention...

As Malaysia approaches its 68th National Day, the display of the national flag in an inverted position at a school in Port Dickson raises questions about patrio...

Spike in infant fatalities sparks urgent questions over trust, oversight and protection in childcare

India was not an inviting place then and Malaya was and still is a land of plenty and a land of opportunity.

Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye welcomes the 13th Malaysia Plan as a timely roadmap for resilience and reform, but urges transparency, coordination, and accountability in...

The 26 July demonstration in Kuala Lumpur reflects a turning point in civic expression and restraint, echoing Malaysia’s evolving democratic ethos under Anwar’s...

Malaysia’s RM611 billion national development plan prioritises affordable housing, public healthcare, and a people-centred digital transition amid global econom...

As cheap and unregulated e-cigarettes flood the market, critics urge the government to act decisively before long-term damage becomes irreversible

Plans should not be implemented without proper oversight as annual progress reports must be published to promote transparency and track outcomes

Experts warn of rising digital aggression among youth as Malaysia ranks second in Asia for online bullying cases

There is no doubt that the Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s remaining term must be urgently recalibrated to address this cost-of-living crisis.

This rally wasn’t about the people. It wasn’t about justice. It was about power—plain and simple. And Malaysians are finally learning to tell the difference.