A rally against corruption
Around 300 protesters, mostly students, gathered in Kuala Lumpur to take a stand against corruption after the Anwar Ibrahim government made a series of decisions that critics say exonerate scandal-hit individuals in the hope of holding the fragile coalition together.
Anwar falls behind Mahathir, Muhyiddin and Ismail in protecting judicial independence, say prominent lawyers
Nine former presidents of the Malaysian Bar jointly warn against a relapse into the 'unfortunate past'.
Rally should be allowed, says Suhakam as govt attempts to block anti-graft protest near Sogo
The rights commission reiterates growing criticism of the government and police in attempt to stop rally
Israel's biblical rights? Human rights are universal
No state should invoke religious doctrine to deny human rights to others.
Anwar's escapades abroad and a leadership in question
A troubling pattern has emerged: Anwar’s overseas travels seem to correlate with his waning popularity at home.
A quick tour of Malaysia's dazzling mosques
Mosques are not only Muslim houses of worship; in many parts of the Muslim world, they are also stunning tourist attractions thanks to their architecture and history. MalaysiaNow stops by some of the most beautiful mosques in the Klang Valley.
Remembering the man who twice restored the economy, friend regrets attacks on Daim during his last days
Businessman Abdul Rahman Maidin recalls the late Daim Zainuddin's many years of service to the country.
'Sickening', says lawyer as government, police seek to prevent anti-graft rally in KL
Organisers call out PH for hypocrisy and say police demand for permission from venue owners defies logic.
MAHB shares saga deepens as consortium moves closer to privatisation
The role of key individuals and institutions comes under the spotlight, with allegations of questionable practices.
Anwar, police slammed for 'unlawful' conditions on planned rally outside Sogo, Dataran
This comes after organisers of the Rakyat Benci Rasuah told to get consent of the venues' owners.
As Gaza ceasefire begins, Malaysians urged to continue anti-Israel boycott
The call by BDS Malaysia comes as tycoon Vincent Tan claims local consumers are returning to his Starbucks coffee chain.
Umno opposition to Anwar gathers momentum after Ku Li's call to resign over addendum fiasco
An MP warns that the two-year-old government could collapse like a 'pack of cards' if the party leadership ignores the call.
