An explainer on how the EU’s amended Renewable Energy Directive II affect Malaysia and other palm oil producers.

Maria Castillo Fernandez says palm oil produced by a majority of them used in food and cosmetics industries, not biofuels.

Envoy clarifies that palm oil not banned, new law to restrict its use as biofuel and qualify for subsidies.

Law should be amended to require the companies to divulge such information, says Transparency International Malaysia president.

The comeback of an opposition leader tainted by corruption is a gift to the ruling coalition, they say.

Many still experiencing late payments but new management far more open than previous one, say representatives.

As arch-rivals unite under Islamic banner, Pakatan Harapan’s progressive Muslim leaders see chinks in its armour.

The economic affairs minister says there is no deadline for the study.

A think tank says the country needs to create its own products instead of relying on low-pay manufacturing jobs.

Motorists would be paying four times as much to use the roads if the old government were still in charge, he says.

Federal government cancelled scores of small-scale projects that were approved in last year's budget, says the opposition MP.

Ong Kian Ming responds to criticism that Pakatan administration lacks political will to see through promised changes.

This is after the LGBTQ community has been removed from the vulnerable groups list.

'Our workers don't want us to pay' is the common excuse for contravening the law, says human resources minister.

New political union looks to divide nation at GE15, where belief in Islam can whitewash corruption, malfeasance, say experts.