SG4 set to be Malaysia's next big thing as states come together to boost growth
Experts hail the formation of a company by four opposition state governments as a game changer, but hurdles remain.
DAP's Nga told to apologise as hospital investigates parking incident
It is not the first time the housing and local government minister has been involved in incidents that sparked outrage on social media.
Fear and anxiety grip Jalan Masjid India community after sinkhole that swallowed woman
Businesses in this quaint part of Kuala Lumpur are peeved by what they say is the authorities' 'business as usual' attitude.
Anwar told to step in as deaf driver longs for justice over assault by royal escort
Memorandum calls for commission of inquiry to investigate 'glaring failure' of the authorities to ensure justice for Ong Ing Keong.
Why should passengers apply for a refund?
Airlines should be obliged to make refunds automatically without passengers having to file a claim.
'Biadap' not to invite Mahathir to Merdeka celebration, says prominent thinker
Chandra Muzaffar weighs in on public outrage sparked by viral clips showing the 99-year-old attending the Aug 31 celebrations in his personal capacity.
China warns Malaysia to immediately cease activities in oil-rich waters off Sarawak, says report
This comes just three months after Anwar Ibrahim hailed China as a 'true friend'.
Storm over fate of Malaysia Airlines after mini-exodus of workers blamed on Singapore firm's presence in Subang
National carrier Malaysia Airlines once again hits turbulence following a labour shortage due to alleged poaching by SIA Engineering Company.
Gobind speaks of 'potential' AI investment, but netizens point to the other AI's speeches on Tesla
The digital minister's announcement of a billion-dollar AI park is compared to Anwar Ibrahim's speeches about Elon Musk last year.
Denied refugee status, Palestinians in Malaysia speak of trauma living as 'illegals'
Vociferous statements of support for the Palestinian cause do not reflect how Palestinian refugees survive on a daily basis.
'Bahasa Melayu made dizzy' for primary school students?
Complicated syllabus hindering efforts to teach the national language from a young age, experts say.
Global tech firms, social media giants reject Putrajaya's licensing plan
In an open letter to Anwar Ibrahim, they say the plan only imposes undue burdens on the industry.
