PH MPs warned to toe the line as DAP split over 'regressive' constitutional changes
U-turn by prominent DAP MP who defended the plight of the stateless?
Rights body schools Saifuddin after 'bizarre' defence of citizenship law changes
Former MP and prominent lawyer N Surendran blasts home minister's reasoning on Rohingya refugees.
Israel's 7-Eleven stores keep moral support alive for troops in Gaza
The chain store has been giving discounts to Israeli soldiers and urging the public to show them support.
Reshuffle delay as Anwar waits on outcome of Amanah polls for Mat Sabu's faction
The prime minister is said to be awaiting the outcome of the election before choosing a new domestic trade and cost of living minister.
Malaysia's exports drop by RM5.8 billion in eighth monthly decline
Kedah, Selangor and Terengganu are among top states that recorded an increase in exports.
Window opens for Zahid to ride off into the sunset – but at Anwar's cost
The Umno president's stranglehold on his party has been a rock for the prime minister over the past year.
Why afraid to mention 'Israel' in front of Apec leaders, Mahathir asks Anwar
The former leader refers to a grainy clip of the prime minister addressing world leaders during a closed-door meeting in San Francisco.
Grim outlook for economic growth or reforms under 'weak' Anwar, says UK-based report
It is another negative appraisal of the prime minister as he marks his first year in Putrajaya.
Low approval ratings, dissatisfaction over economy cloud Anwar's first year in power
A new public opinion poll shows increasing disapproval of the government's handling of the economy.
Ex-propaganda chief's PC over video call with PKR man fuels internet memes
The press conference also leads to more questions, including about a ontradiction on who had initiated the call.
Mahathir: Muslim leaders stripped of dignity, culpable for genocide of Palestinians
The former leader delivers a scathing attack on the recent Arab-Islamic summit's failure to come up with an action plan against Israel.
McDonald's turns to Sedition Act as boycott bites despite PR campaigns
The move has mobilised more criticism against the fast food franchise with one rights lawyer describing it as 'bizarre'.