Najib Razak says to push for at least 30% women reps in Dewan Negara, ruling coalition must get the required vote majority.

Observers say group’s infighting, power struggles have made it virtually non-existent.

Developers forced to build million-ringgit property units to recoup their investments, say industry players.

Group vows not to be fazed by authorities’ ‘aggression and baseless threats’.

Not ‘bad attitude’ – unreasonable demands, condescending bosses, and work-life balance are some of the reasons young people quit their jobs.

Only half of the units in Putrajaya’s housing programme taken up, as stagnant salaries impeding people’s ability to buy homes.

Opposition MP called for division vote after debate on Supply Bill’s portion just wrapped up.

Registration problems arising from DAP’s recent re-elections and Bersatu’s failure to hold AGM, says deputy prime minister.

His extensive experience and capabilities as a leader was also proven by his stint in the police force.

Law enforcers yet to return original documents confiscated from 1MDB office in 2015.

Minister responds to question over whether new investigation paper has been opened over bureau’s special agent’s claim.

Climate change and poverty also making our children anxious, says Unicef survey.

Professor Dr Jasser Auda says many end up with ‘corrupted’ beliefs due to Arab world’s political culture.

Reezal Merican Naina Merican says Malaysia still has good rapport with Saudi Arabia’s rivals in the Middle East.

DAP MP says this will allow more Malaysians to register as voters in time for GE14.