Reshuffle helps coalition close ranks ahead of polls
Analysts say the meeting of the interparty elite was even more surprising than the results of the reshuffle.
Politics
DAP stalwart Lam Thye breaks 32-year silence
In his newly-released memoir, the former Member of Parliament for Bukit Bintang reveals how he dealt with internal politics.
Johor Sultan slams federal fund allocation, unfulfilled promises
Sultan Iskandar handed over his official duties to Crown Prince Ismail Ibrahim on June 16 in order to "take a break" , expressing that the southern state was treated like a…
Trains set afire as protests grow against India’s new army recruitment scheme
The prostesters against Agnipath, the central government’s new recruitment policy for the armed forces, set fire to several properties.
3 potential potholes for Kishida ahead of upper house election
Battling the coronavirus pandemic, limiting price hikes and Japan’s defense capabilities are shaping up as the three main issues.
Imran invites nation to hold ‘peaceful demonstrations’ against inflation
The former PM has warned that inflation would soar even higher if the nation "kept sitting idly".
“Agnipath”: Why is India’s armed forces reform triggering protests?
Under the new scheme, around 50,000 soldiers will be recruited annually and most will be eased out in just four years.
Albanese heralds ‘strategic reset’ of Australia-Indonesia ties: CSIS
Foreign policy observers expect Malaysia-born Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong to improve understanding of, and communication with Asean.
Norway eyes offshore wind farms in Philippines
Offshore wind energy would be a great opportunity for Philippines, said Norwegian Ambassador Bjorn Jahnsen.
It is politics that has put Pakistan’s economy in a perpetual state of crisis
Most economists consider the growth target of five per cent and keeping the inflation rate to slightly over 11pc implausible.