Johor crown prince Tunku Ismail expresses anger after Selangor sultan intervenes in Malaysian Football League’s decision to penalise the club.
Malaysia wants to ‘profit’ from its China ties, but analysts say it risks losing critical US investments if it gets too close.
The Chinese premier said Malaysia’s ‘unique location advantage’ could make it the final piece in their rail connectivity puzzle
The Chinese premier’s trip to celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations coincides with news of Kuala Lumpur’s intention to join Beijing-backed Brics.
Malaysia hopes to encourage China’s hotpot restaurants to use palm oil as a base for the broth, as part of efforts to diversify markets.
The government will save billions of ringgit every year. But what about worried restaurants, tour bus operators and others?
Let the US impose all the unilateral sanctions it wants in its tech war with China, ‘we are free to do what we like’, Malaysia’s PM says.
For Malaysia’s PM, Palestine is a cause that’s close to the heart – regardless of what the West’s ‘incessant propaganda’ says.
In an exclusive interview, Malaysia’s PM talks territorial disputes, navigating US-China tensions and hopes for a Chinese economic rebound.
The latest tranche is the fourth made by Washington, raising the total amount repatriated to the Southeast Asian nation to around US$1.4 billion.
Malaysia really wants semiconductor investments. But what happens when one of your biggest partners starts pressuring you to pick a side?
The container was detected as the lorry was passing through customs, and scans found it bore the logo of Israel shipping giant Zim.
Rising interest in China travel among Malaysia’s Malay-Muslims has seen demand pick up, with agencies handling tour groups in the ‘double digits’ this year.
After a half-century of friendship, deep economic ties are fuelling concerns Malaysia may find itself caught in the middle of intensifying rivalry between China and the United States.
Southeast Asian countries are vying fiercely for chip investment as tech giants seek to manage the fallout of US tech sanctions against China.
Start-up founders say there is a mismatch between their needs and the agendas of Malaysian government-linked seed funds.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim accused of ignoring public sentiments by roping in a firm with perceived ties to Israel to run the country’s airports.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim wants 15 per cent of all vehicles on Malaysian roads to be EVs by 2030, but lack of cheaper models could hobble the target.
Five people have been detained over the attack at a police station including the suspect’s father and a couple who were at the station.
About half of Malaysia’s over 30,000 telecommunications towers are located in just four of 13 states, EdgePoint CEO Suresh Sidhu says.
Experts say proposed solutions like shutting down unhealthy late-night eateries will not solve what is fundamentally a lifestyle problem caused by a lack of health awareness.
Nurul Izzah Anwar says social media is a key driver behind the societal shift, which has seen the conservative ‘green wave’ sway voters and split the country.
It is a consumer’s right to shun a global business, but it may end up missing the target as local franchise holders are the ones bearing losses.
A Unicef study found 52 per cent of children in low-income households in the capital ate fewer than three meals a day, with many families selling personal items to get by.
The decision to invite Lockheed Martin and BAE to a government-backed expo has raised questions about the consistency of PM Anwar Ibrahim’s criticism of the Gaza war with the actions of his government.
Malaysia has been accused by the West of helping Tehran evade sanctions through the supply of Iranian oil to China via a “dark fleet” in its waters.
From Singapore and Malaysia to Australia, New Zealand and the China-focused clinics of Thailand, would-be parents are finding fertility treatments can take their financial, physical and emotional toll.
Silicon Valley giants including Microsoft, Amazon and Google, along with Chinese tech conglomerates such as Alibaba, are making a big push to grow in Southeast Asia.
The American chicken franchise, fast-food rival McDonald’s and US coffee chain Starbucks have all become targets of a nationwide boycott movement triggered by Israel’s war on Gaza.
Media freedom advocates warn of public discourse being stifled after Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called for action to be taken against sources in a contentious news report.
