Poverty dims Deepavali light for Tanjung Malim family
For S Mariamar and her family, it is all they can do just to survive.
A Malaysian Hindu's struggle for the Palestinians
M Mythreyar is a devout Hindu but cannot ignore his feelings about the conflict in Gaza.
At Deepavali, humanity over celebrations for pro-Palestine activist
This will be the second year that M Mythreyar refuses to celebrate in solidarity with the Palestinians.
Ex-speaker questions move to allow ministers address PMQT, as Anwar prepares month-long trip
Allowing ministers to stand in for the prime minister defeats the purpose of the special session, says Azhar Azizan Harun.
Najib dealt another legal blow as court orders him to enter defence in RM2.27 billion case
High Court judge says there is a prima facie case in the four power abuse charges against the former prime minister.
Starbucks Malaysia denies closing more than 100 outlets, says not on BDS list
The company says it is not a target of the global boycott movement against brands accused of funding Israel's war in Palestine.
Over 100 Starbucks outlets in Malaysia closed as boycott of US brands takes bite
Alongside KFC and McDonald's, the coffee brand is among American brands affected by a global boycott to protest Washington's military aid to Israel.
The FT mufti bill: Unconstitutional and divisive
What we have gained 20 years ago was somewhat erased by this sectarian bill overnight.
'I'm father of the nation': Anwar defends remarks on Najib apology
It comes as social media users attack the prime minister for 'welcoming' the jailed leader's apology over the 1MDB scandal.
Residents fear more fatal cases after MOH decision to stop two decades of 24-hour clinic service
The Tanjung Malim health clinic had served some 60,000 residents since 2001, but the government recently said it wanted to 'standardise' its operations.
Who's the owner of the RM26,666 number plate mocking PM's Madani?
'MADANI 8481' fetched the highest bid at the end of the five-day auction for the special number plate series.
'Hands off my Facebook': Singaporean in rare defiance of government order to 'correct' her opinion
Kokila Annamalai says she is more afraid of not standing up to bullying from those in power.