Confidence vote a ‘sign of leadership’: Lawmakers
The vote of confidence in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's government is set to take place next week.
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Zahid says attempt to deregister Umno foiled
The Deputy Prime Minister said that the newly-appointed Home Minister had found a letter on his table asking him to deregister Umno.
Stateless children in Sarawak to get temporary documents so they can go to school
About 100 applications have already been received, an official said
Search for hiking trails in M’sia reveals caverns
Three cave chambers sealed off by sand have been discovered in the Pancur Hitam forest, near Labuan.
After winning the Padang Serai election, will the Perikatan wave continue to sweep the country?
In GE15 – Kedah – and northern and east coast states in Peninsular Malaysia – turned green (the colour of PAS, which is the backbone of Perikatan). Now, many watch to see if…
The stainless steel ‘Iron Lady’: Rapid-fire Rafidah
In true Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz style, her autobiography – aptly titled ‘Rapid-Fire Rafidah: Being Malaysian First’ – spares no one.
Back to the ballot boxes for six state elections
More than nine million voters will be involved in Selangor, Penang, Negri Sembilan, Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah, which did not hold their state polls during GE15 last month.
Malaysian nurses look abroad for better wages
Higher salaries are luring Malaysian nurses abroad, to place such as Saudi Arabia and Singapore.
No need for snap polls in Sabah, say analysts
Political observers said they expected the political situation to remain stable as the 18 Bersatu members who quit remain part of the Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) coalition.
Why are collaborative dinners so popular in KL now?
Now that restaurants are fully operational and lockdowns are a thing of the past, the collaborative spirit seems to have been fully re-awakened.