A quieter Raya this year, say tourism players in Malaysia
Association of Tourism Attractions Penang secretary Joseph Goh confirmed that about 60 attractions on the island saw an average 10% drop in visitors during the holiday season.
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Trump administration sued over Chinese import tariffs
The lawsuit, filed by the New Civil Liberties Alliance, a conservative legal group, in a federal court in Florida, alleges that Mr. Trump lacked the legal authority to impose the…
Malaysia gas pipe explosion: 87 houses too badly damaged to be occupied, says Selangor MB
630 victims from 157 families are currently staying at two temporary relief centres, per Selangor state government leader Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari.
Malaysia running low on blood supply, especially rare negative blood type
According to Penang Hospital, negative blood types are found in only about 5% of the donors in Penang, and in Malaysia as a whole.
A once-in-33-year Raya phenomenon in Malaysia
In 2033, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year and Christmas will fall close to each other, creating a joyful overlap of celebrations.
Time to capitalise on Johor-Singapore-SEZ, speed up talks on trade pacts: Malaysian business groups
Malaysia could also play a role in further promoting trade among ASEAN Plus nations such as China to offset the impact of the tariffs, says Associated Chinese Chambers of…
A taste of Malaysia’s east coast in Setapak
Anok Din Nasi Kukus on Jalan Langkawi has been dishing out fragrant nasi kukus with its signature ayam goreng berempah, rich curry gravy and spicy homemade sambal for over a…
Trump’s tariffs on ASEAN: Nothing to dread, everything to fear
While Trump’s tariffs will not dismantle ASEAN, they pose significant challenges that require a unified and strategic economic response.
Go beyond just new school pins
Apart from making children wear the badges, the government must deep dive into what ails the nation, hindering unity, sense of belonging, patriotism, pride in the nation and…
Malaysia gas pipeline inferno: Where did it all go wrong?
Over 200 people were injured, and 235 premises and 399 vehicles damaged in the Tuesday morning incident.