Government Policies

Why Social Media Restrictions Won’t Work? Because Teens are Curious!

Prohibiting social media for users under 16 is ineffective. A balanced approach involving parents, schools, and platforms is essential for…

4 months ago

Johari Confirms Malaysia-US Trade Deal Nullified After US Court Ruling

Johari Ghani says Malaysia-US reciprocal trade agreement void after US Supreme Court ruling against Trump’s blanket tariffs.

4 months ago

GE16 Speculation: Could an Early Election Lift Market?

Talk of GE16 in 2H2026 raises market optimism, with financials and consumer stocks historically outperforming before elections.

5 months ago

Malaysia Secures Record RM426.7 Billion Investments in 2025 as Foreign Inflows Surge

Malaysia records RM426.7 billion in approved investments for 2025, driven by strong foreign inflows and expanding services and manufacturing sectors.

5 months ago

Anwar Considers Release of Armed Forces Procurement Funds

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim agrees to consider releasing procurement funds to support Malaysian Armed Forces operations and readiness.

5 months ago

Penang Reviewing 350 Land Tax Appeals After Rate Revision, Says CM Chow

Penang reviews 350 land tax appeals; CM Chow defends revised structure, rebate mechanism and legal basis for differentiated land rates.

5 months ago

Kelantan Mulls Trishaw Revival as Tourism Icon

Kelantan government considers proposals to revive trishaw services in Kota Bharu, aiming to preserve heritage and boost tourism sustainability.

6 months ago

Malaysia, India Strengthen Strategic Ties with New Agreements

Malaysia and India agreed to enhance cooperation in trade and technology, addressing global issues during Prime Minister Modi's visit.

6 months ago

Health Minister Unveils NCSM–Pharm-D Health Science VALENS Cancer Support Fund on World Cancer Day

On World Cancer Day 2026, Malaysia launched the NCSM–PDHS VALENS Support Fund to enhance cancer care and nutritional support for…

6 months ago

Over 1.2 Million Malaysians Still Living in Poverty

Over 1.2 million Malaysians remain poor, with Sabah leading. No hardcore poverty recorded, but government vows ongoing review and action.

6 months ago

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