Regional authorities say Muslim female flight attendants who don’t cover hair face punishment by religious police.

Prime Minister should not take Malaysians for fools by saying GE14 will be clean, say social media users

Party treasurer says 5,000 voters have suspicious details, raising possibility of defeat as incumbent won seat by margin of 5,500 votes.

Tourism and culture Minister urges cartoonists facing sedition charges to continue their work ‘criticising’ the government and prime minister.

Anwar Ibrahim says he has yet to see the letters the Umno politician claims to possess, in defamation hearing today.

People say while they’re grateful for such programmes, they shouldn’t be held only when polls are near.

The kids are happy and the adults comforted by knowledge their children can study, play and even receive counselling in a healthy environment.

Dr Mahathir’s wife fondly remembers Najib’s father on Facebook Live.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by the government to increase the penalty against Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad.

Ummah leader defends remarks about Bintang Tiga targeting Malays at the end of World War 2 after the Japanese defeat in Malaya.

Kuala Lumpur police say identifying the culprit will take time as fingerprints could not be found on the chair.

The former prime minister also says polling stations have been shifted from Langkawi to Alor Setar to dissuade voters.

Former Umno members sign up to join Bersatu, citing confidence in Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

Bersatu chairman says he has sights set on either Putrajaya, Langkawi or Kubang Pasu, never thought about contesting in Gombak.

Money is the biggest issue, but strict regulations and small market base contribute to making the country a less attractive tour stop.