Nation's wealthiest state 'streamlines' programmes to ensure assistance reaches targeted groups.

Pakatan's overall approach to native customary rights progressive, but there's room for improvement.

Party’s first ever polls begin with branches on January 25, running through to leadership race on June 20.

Dr Rais Hussin could face disciplinary board for saying Pakatan would lose snap election now.

Prime minister suggests special rapporteur stay longer, get a feel for country, not make claims based on day trip.

Bus drivers stop services after non-payment for months with Jakoa promising payout ‘soon’.

Funds better spent on reducing economic dependence on oil and gas, says UN special rapporteur.

UN poverty expert highlights Kelantan’s approach to Orang Asli, condemns it as ‘abysmal, outrageous’.

Government must reform how it measures poverty to match country's development, says don.

Their participation in economy affects living standards and wages of locals, explains Prof Philip Alston.

Professor Philip Alston says a realistic rate is between 16% and 20%.

Umno-owned paper needs to be editorially independent and catch up on digital advertising, say media experts.

State opposition leader says nearly RM500 million axed from state budget for hard-up families, fears more cuts.

Time for single national education system was 1957 or 1963, says Umno leader.

Former Umno Youth chief believes Malays need to settle Article 153 dispute, become more self-reliant.