Public Investment Bank warns geopolitical tensions, fragile US economy, and oil shocks may fuel inflation. Commodities, banking favored; airlines, construction, autos face pressure.
Muhyiddin faces seven charges of abuse of power and money laundering involving RM432m, with trial starting tomorrow at High Court.
Bestinet and founder Aminul Islam sue 10 parties, including Bloomberg and Malaysiakini, seeking RM1 billion over alleged defamatory reports
MACC flags KL mayor’s broad powers; Hannah Yeoh says reforms are in motion to boost transparency and governance.
Sanae Takaichi secures rare supermajority, empowering her conservative agenda and expansionary policies as Japan’s markets surge post-election victory.
Kelantan government considers proposals to revive trishaw services in Kota Bharu, aiming to preserve heritage and boost tourism sustainability.
Malaysia and India agreed to enhance cooperation in trade and technology, addressing global issues during Prime Minister Modi's visit.
Over 1.2 million Malaysians remain poor, with Sabah leading. No hardcore poverty recorded, but government vows ongoing review and action.
Dollar dominance faces challenges from rising debt, geopolitical tensions, and alternative currencies like the euro and renminbi, raising questions about global financial stability.
Malaysia must consider lessons from Australia’s social media ban, prioritizing effective regulation and digital literacy over blanket restrictions to protect youth online.
Trump's actions are reshaping global dynamics, challenging post-WWII norms, with nations seeking U.S. support against emerging threats.
Ex-PM Najib Razak admitted in court that RM42 million in his accounts is unrelated to a Saudi donation, acknowledging prior misinformation.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has been subpoenaed to testify in a RM30 million civil lawsuit involving alleged investment fraud against Vinod Sekhar.
Five Perikatan Nasional MPs filed a lawsuit challenging the Malaysia-US tariff agreement, claiming it unconstitutional and harmful to national interests.
Greenland dispute and Canada’s China pivot highlight rising geo-economic risks, driving commodity volatility amid resilient global growth
Penang residents thank DAP leader Anthony Loke for federal approvals on RM16B light rail and RM1.55B airport expansion, crediting his pivotal role
