Economists say expansionary budget needed to deal with fallout from US-China trade war, Brexit and slowing global economy.

Putrajaya takes bold step after US, allies’ recognition of Jerusalem as Israeli capital, jeopardising two-state solution.

Limited resources must be stretched to help one of the world’s most persecuted communities, says Foreign Affairs Minister Saifuddin Abdullah.

Putrajaya learns lessons from failure to ratify ICERD and Rome Statute, says foreign affairs minister.

This is nothing compared with stiff odds it faced trying to wrest Putrajaya from BN, says coalition’s secretary.

Saifuddin Abdullah warns of further attempts to derail Malaysia’s bid to sign on to UN conventions by those pushing own national agenda.

Foreign affairs minister explains why Putrajaya looking into all extradition requests on case-by-case basis to determine charges are valid.

There's nothing wrong with letting 'honest and capable' politicians head the companies, says Reformasi icon. 

Anwar Ibrahim responds to DAP supremo's remarks that it's time for ruling pact to come clean on which pledges can't be fulfilled.

Pakatan Harapan working to close wealth gap with needs-based policies, says PM-in-waiting.

UM professor says ruling pact has failed to keep promise to not appoint politicians to these firms' boards.

Fisheries board warning comes amid claims miners will mine for sand off Manjung coast, Perak, an important fish-breeding ground.

Merdeka Centre executive director allays concerns that segment not mature enough, easily duped by political rhetoric.

They say an influx of young voters meant campaigning tactics of old are no longer as effective.

Critics say sand mining related to project will cause the destruction of fish-spawning grounds, reducing supply.