Echoing Israel's rejection of Palestinian existence, Myanmar says 'no such thing as Rohingya'
The stance is reiterated even as the Malaysian government helps the brutal regime to gain international acceptance.
Pushback grows against anti-Rohingya hate amid MCMC silence on xenophobia
Many call out the anti-migrants rhetoric even as authorities fail to take action against a wave of incitement to violence.
Switching out Waze but let down by government’s TuJu? Try this
Malaysian launches navigation site after poor public feedback on an app the prime minister touts as an alternative to Waze.
'We are ordinary, hard-working people, join us': 4 states pitch to investors to unlock economic power
The four-state economic grouping aims to grow its economy to RM723 billion by 2050.
Refugees’ worst fears realised as Myanmar junta detains hundreds deported by Malaysia
This comes as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim cosies up to the junta leader with promises of diplomatic and economic benefits.
‘Mu nok gi mane?’ TuJu’s folksy welcome turns into anger and frustration
Long before the government's sudden announcement of a security scare in Waze, users had already been venting their frustrations at the so-called alternative for Malaysian road users.
As US pushes to implement minerals MoU, questions raised over control of Malaysia's nearly RM1 trillion in rare earths
The risk is that Malaysia digs up the rock and ships it out while other countries make the valuable products.
As pressure mounts for murder probe, embattled police go after lawyers who exposed Noorizwan's injuries
Three lawyers representing the family of Noorizwan Zulkefly were summoned over allegations that they pressured HUKM into revealing autopsy findings.
Second acquittal of Anwar critic revives scrutiny of past remarks on Israel
The court dismissed the sedition charge against Wan Muhammad Azri Wan Deris, whose defence included a list of controversial statements by the prime minister that were seen as inconsistent with Malaysia's anti-Israel policy.
‘Outrageous, disrespectful’: Lawyers blast KL police chief, demand murder probe into Noorizwan’s death
This comes as Fadil Marsus claims all police procedures were adhered while urging the public not to speculate, despite detailed forensic report released by lawyers.
Group warns of unchecked violence against Rohingya as online hate campaign threatens to spill over
A firebomb incident marks a worrying escalation in vigilantism, promoted through a systematic xenophobic campaign that has lasted for months.
Trapped in Malaysia: Migrant workers trafficked, unpaid and passed between companies
Workers describe how they were forced into an undocumented labour pipeline across Malaysia, moved between companies as unpaid labour with their passports confiscated.
