'Normalisation' fears in Asean as Indonesia welcomes Israeli athletes, Anwar defends Trump visit
Both countries are keenly eyed by Israel as it is abandoned by traditional allies in the West.
Jalur Gemilang few and far in between as flag fracas, tough times dampen Merdeka spirit
Fewer national flags appear to be on display at homes and private buildings, less than 24 hours before Aug 31.
Institutional abuse under spotlight as Suhakam urged to hold inquiry into Daim probe
A six-page report submitted to the Human Rights Commission lists a series of actions by Anwar Ibrahim, MACC and the police that violate due process and rule of law.
Dr Mahathir turns 100: A century of vision and leadership
At 100, Dr Mahathir Mohamad is not just a witness to Malaysian history — he is one of its central architects.
After collapse of Abraham Accords, US sets sights on Malaysia, Indonesia to normalise ties with Israel
The US had failed in a series of quiet diplomatic efforts with top Malaysian leaders to get them to be less hostile to Israel.
Is Malaysia spared impact of new China-funded mega waterway being dug through Cambodia?
The 180km Funan-Techo Canal gives China easy access to the Gulf of Thailand, where Malaysia has joint development projects with its Asean neighbours.
A quick Merdeka refresher
As Malaysians celebrate the 67th Merdeka Day, let's revisit some moments and images that are often taken for granted.
Indonesia denies smog from forest fires drifted to Malaysia
While forest fires are typically started by farmers to clear land for plantations, authorities say putting out fires this year has been harder due to El Nino.
Lessons for Malaysia from the Philippines' bitter sugar crisis
More needs to be done to help the country's sugar industry regain its glory days as a producer and exporter, and monopolies are not the way.
Malaysia's population to grow 2.1% in 2023
The growth is driven by international migration.
Court has no jurisdiction to hear lawsuit over HSR cancellation
It cites the Cabinet's decision as being based on negotiations with Singapore and a study of the country's economic interests and costs.
Russia calls Ukraine's MH17 accusations at World Court 'fiction'
Last November, a Dutch court found that Russia had 'overall control' over the separatist forces and had supplied the BUK missile system which was used by militias to shoot down the plane.
