What a plate of chee cheong fun reveals about migration in Malaysia
Chee cheong fun is a Cantonese snack said to have first appeared in Guangzhou in the 1920s. The versions of the snack from Perak and Kuala Lumpur are usually served with curry or…
Chee cheong fun is a Cantonese snack said to have first appeared in Guangzhou in the 1920s. The versions of the snack from Perak and Kuala Lumpur are usually served with curry or…
The United Nations Development Programme estimated Malaysia produces over one million tonnes of plastic waste annually, of which a mere 10 per cent is recycled.
Sarawak's Green Breeder, Malaysia's only live pig exporter to Singapore, aims to double output and become a regional pork hub by 2030, using modern best practices.
Scalpers resell tickets at inflated prices, such as RM28,000 (US$6,796) for G-Dragon's concert, leading to outrage and claims of non-Malaysian dominance.
According to the Consumer Council, telehealth platforms run by patients’ organisations, private insurers and traders lacked dedicated regulatory oversight -- a significant…
The controversy, just ahead of Malaysia’s national day on Aug 31, has created a divide yet again between Malaysia’s two biggest ethnic groups.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim ordered the police to provide an explanation, stating that the government “respects personal freedom, provided it does not compromise national…
Malaysia has sent a total of 2,621 trainees to China as at May 1, 2025, according to Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
Fear of the newcomers is also fuelled by their “neijuan”, or overcompetitive attitudes, honed by tougher operating conditions in China.
The 10-nation group also expressed its support for the World Trade Organisation as the primary platform for dialogue, highlighting its role in preventing escalating trade tensions…