Snippets of life on the streets in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur.

Zainab (not her real name) and her husband struggle to adjust to life on the streets, but cannot help remembering how things used to be.

From cookies and clothes to songkoks and slippers, traders hurry to fulfil all of the orders from their customers ahead of the festive period.

Regular Malaysians do what they can to make ends meet while paying their household expenses for the month.

Tens of thousands march toward the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur in the largest anti-Israel protest in Malaysia since the latest war in Gaza erupted this month.

As the country grapples with a food crisis and price surge, some consumers resort to cheaper locally grown products, while others strive for self-sufficiency by growing their own food.

Waliyuddin Jali, nicknamed Jebat, struggled to find a conventional job due to facial scars from childhood, but he has turned his snake breeding hobby into a stable income stream.

For years, Naim Samin, 65, has been skilfully crafting tofu from soybeans, distributing it across local markets in Sepang, Selangor.

Crowds flock to Kampung Baru in Kuala Lumpur in a show of protest against the decision to halt the corruption trial of Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

Thousands throng Dataran Putrajaya in the administrative capital to celebrate the country's 66th independence day.

The spirit of patriotism is on full display as Malaysians welcome National Day once more.

Villagers recall their eviction in the 1980s despite efforts to fight development activities.