Old faces, young voters: Could Malaysia be headed for a Vijay-Mamdani-style election upset?
Will the millions of Gen Z Malaysians who have never voted for any of the current leaders cause an upset at the coming polls?
Orang Asli rally for homes and rights
They say the demolition of about 20 houses in Pekan last month is part of a pattern of the government violating their rights to customary land, or tanah adat.
Thousands of Orang Asli descend on Zahid's office, demand government stop demolitions and respect 'tanah adat'
It comes more than a month after authorities in Pahang demolished houses belonging to the Jakun community.
It is not safe for me to remain in Malaysia, says Yusoff Rawther as UK processes his asylum bid
The thirty-something has been locked in a legal battle with the prime minister over allegations of sexual assault.
Albert Tei ups pressure on 'coward' Fahmi, demands explanation for TikTok account removals
The businessman-turned-activist has made four attempts to meet Fahmi Fadzil but says the minister has avoided him.
Indonesia to deploy India's super-fast missiles in Strait of Malacca?
The move comes amid recent signals that Jakarta is seeking to assert control over the busy waterway, inspired by Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz.
The Aidiladha irony: Trump-style hatred against migrants marks Muslim season of sacrifice in Malaysia
A prominent child activist expresses her helplessness over a deluge of hateful comments that ignore a central Islamic obligation.
Bersatu declares 'No Anwar, No PH' amid rapid changes in political landscape
'It's the work of bankrupt politicians'.
Malaysia among 51 countries involved in Israel's military supply chain, Al Jazeera probe finds
Although it represents only a tiny fraction of the total value of goods sent to Israel, it is bound to raise the same questions posed by pro-Palestinian groups.
DAP's 'policy man' sparks backlash over remarks on royal decrees amid Sultan’s Rukun Negara reminder
It follows Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah's rebuke of two politicians who oppose a ban on pig farming.
After Farhash's police report, Bukit Aman targets news outlets for 'criminal defamation'
Lawyers warn of a chilling effect on journalists intended to force them to change their editorial behaviour.
Court orders Farhash to pay costs to MalaysiaNow after halting gag bid
The former PKR leader turned corporate figure has been attempting to silence the news portal ahead of his defamation suit.
