It says PM Anwar Ibrahim and two prominent tycoons recently discussed the matter.

Bruce Gilley, who once advocated a return of Western colonialism, was invited to speak despite his explicit support for Israel.

The prime minister cannot run with the foxes and hunt with the hounds.

The two opposing coalitions are capitalising on their weakest components ??? Amanah and Gerakan ??? in their bid to win Malay and non-Malay votes respectively.

Snippets of life on the streets in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur.

MCA and MIC leaders have gone against a call by senior Umno leaders who say Pakatan Harapan's candidate should be regarded as their own.

The human resources minister should sort things out with NUBE.

It is the worst incident involving the armed forces in recent years.

Six by-elections loom in Malay-majority areas where MPs risk losing their seats for not toeing the party line.

Zaleha Haron and her husband spent six months living rough in Kuala Lumpur but finally have a roof over their heads.

Umno leaders want answers to why the party chief did not report the Agong's demand earlier.

This comes amid reports that Heitech Padu has been awarded a contract worth RM190 million for JPJ-related works.

Na'im Brundage has become accustomed to losing his TikTok accounts, along with his large pool of subscribers.

The former leader says the prime minister has yet to prove the allegation that he amassed billions of ringgit.

Their behaviour contrasts with the overwhelming public sympathy for the couple who became homeless last year.

Former party men say Umno cannot make a comeback, whether in urban or rural areas.

But life outside the prison walls has changed greatly for Razali Ahmad.

Yousuf Abuassi cannot shake his unease about his family back home, whom he has been unable to contact for several months now.

Zainab (not her real name) and her husband struggle to adjust to life on the streets, but cannot help remembering how things used to be.

They once led a normal life, but are counted today among the homeless of Kuala Lumpur.

Thousands of stateless children born overseas to Malaysian mothers will receive no benefit whatsoever from this bill.

It's proof of the government's failure to tackle the rice supply crisis, says a former government adviser on agriculture.

The 'Allah' socks affair only confirms that Umno and DAP are on two different poles despite the gestures of their top leaders.

From cookies and clothes to songkoks and slippers, traders hurry to fulfil all of the orders from their customers ahead of the festive period.

Ex: The Dewan Rakyat speaker reaps a barrage of criticism and jokes for his remarks, many telling him to lead by example and switch to tapioca.

Fatimah has been without citizenship for four decades and is upset with government and opposition leaders alike

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The focus on Al-Quds, or Jerusalem, is due to its symbolisation of Palestinian unity.

Economy minister told not to react as a politician.

DAP leaders break silence as Umno Youth refuses to put a sock in KK Mart episode.

The spending habits of the upper income bracket need to be scrutinised more closely, says one expert.

Comments flood the economy minister's social media platforms on his handling of criticism over the government database.

It raises the question of data accuracy in the distribution of subsidies based on PADU.

The MCA president is one of many ruling bloc MPs refusing to register in the government's newest database.

Civicus cites a spate of arrests using various draconian laws as well as clampdown on free speech.

Regular Malaysians do what they can to make ends meet while paying their household expenses for the month.

There has been an uptick in restrictions of TikTok clips critical of government policies under Anwar Ibrahim's administration.

The prisoners, including four Malaysians, had to argue their case themselves as lawyers were afraid to represent them.

Ironically, the bill to recognise the equality of Malaysian mothers contravenes the constitutional provisions on equality.

Two analysts share their views on the performance of Perikatan Nasional, which came close to forming the government at the last polls.