Various self-proclaimed “journalists” and media “reformers” are aggressively angling for spots.

The unwritten policy practised is that 90% is reserved for Bumiputera students and the rest for others.

The ideological contrast between reformist Nurul Izzah Anwar and strategist Rafizi Ramli reflects a broader debate over the party’s identity and direction

A looming leadership shift in PKR is stoking tensions between tradition and transformation, raising questions about the party’s future beyond Anwar Ibrahim

Restricted zone moves to gazette all police premises as controlled areas seen as crucial step to safeguard enforcement institutions amid evolving threats

With Singapore and Thailand facing sharp increases in infections, public urged to take precautions ahead of school holidays

The December election that was supposed to unify the coalition in Sabah has instead exposed deeper cracks — and now, the clock is ticking

Nurul's popularity soared among teenagers in the 90s who saw her as a champion of change.

Syariah legal experts clarify that Muslim women can claim maintenance from their husbands even while still married, as Islamic law guarantees their right to fin...

Recent tragedies reignite calls for a holistic review of road safety, driver attitudes, and enforcement standards

A 32 per cent increase in drug-infused vape liquids seizure and that 65.6 per cent of seized samples contained illicit substances, makes a compelling case for n...

The contest against Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli for PKR's number two position is drawing comparisons to the 1993 UMNO battle between Anwar and Tun Ghafar Baba.

Prime Minister says systemic graft in Malaysia runs far deeper than widely acknowledged