Party No. 2 feuding with Anwar Ibrahim, who is set to be next PM, dooming his own political future, say sources.

Weak ringgit, demand making seafood a luxury item for many households.

Price control during the festive season provides relief that proves all too brief for frustrated Malaysians. 

Pollution triggers yet another crisis, indicating need for the management of the country's raw water resources to be overhauled.

Party president, deputy feud shows next PM doesn’t have full backing of colleagues.

Xavier Jayakumar says the industry can bring in RM100 billion over 10 years.

Comprehensive strategy to tackle growing cases of stress and depression also aims to remove stigma attached to mental illness, says minister.

Former PM remains popular with rural folk, who remember his ‘generosity’, say analysts.

Suhakam, tasked with educating public on United Nations Convention against Torture, says signatory countries have discretion when it comes to being torture-free.

Ambiga Sreenevasan says there is no doubt Wan Ji's sentence is excessive and disproportionate.

Pakatan Harapan doesn’t want repeat of racial discrimination debacle, admits deputy minister.

MPOC official says act biased in favour of rapeseed, sunflower and corn oils, which have lost significant market share.

Amending Forestry Act won’t give Putrajaya bite it needs to tackle deforestation, which leads to other catastrophes, say green groups.

Malaysia should focus instead on new, growing markets in North America, Japan and South Korea, says Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil CEO.

Theory of Pakatan implosion leading to snap elections merely fantasy, desperate attempt to rally troops, they say.