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Joseph SipalanThe Japan News |
The death of Zara Qairina Mahathir appears to have triggered something in Malaysians, as thousands took to the streets in rare protests in her home...
Scrolling through TikTok one evening, I came across a short clip of American comedian Ron Funches asking an audience member why they believed the...
Malaysia has landed in another tight spot – this time over claims Chinese engineers may have accessed high-end Nvidia chips on its soil to train...
Recent diplomatic overtures have raised concern that Anwar is leaning too close to Russia and China in his bid to diversify Malaysia’s trade ties.
With US tariff uncertainty jeopardising Malaysian jobs, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim must weigh the necessity of slashing subsidies.
The onus to keep flags ‘clean and not faded’ falls on the parents, some of whom are already struggling with day-to-day expenses.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim still has to make good 2018 election promise to push for clean political funding.
While the vaping industry provides tens of thousands of jobs for Malaysians, there are also rising health costs linked to e-cigarettes.
The SEZ aims to tap new growth areas alongside priority industries to make it the region of choice for businesses, but challenges remain.
It isn’t easy being prime minister. But two years into his prime ministership, Anwar seems to have quickly exhausted the goodwill that he and his...
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