No money for health sector, but Anwar, officials criss-crossed 24 countries despite austerity measures
The scores of trips abroad, many of which are non-essential, could potentially cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of ringgit.
168 containers of aid: An opportunity to help Iranians facing US-Israeli aggression
The Shajra Tayyiba Campaign is named in memory of the elementary school that was attacked by US, killing 168 schoolchildren.
Singapore rhetoric on Iran, Hamas raises questions on motives
The depiction of the Middle East conflict in a manner that aligns with a particular geopolitical narrative raises questions about the wisdom of issuing such statements.
Millions of Malaysians may pay 50% more for fuel as govt mulls slashing monthly quota for subsidised RON95
Meanwhile, subsidies may not be able to cushion the impact of a massive spike in diesel prices since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Putrajaya says won't allow any more US warships to dock, as critics pan Anwar's 'double face'
It comes after the government defended the presence of two US combat ships en route to the Persian Gulf.
Myths and realities from the war on Iran
When long-standing narratives collapse under the weight of events, a turning point emerges. This war may well be that moment.
