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Govt must do more to communicate its reform achievement: PKR veterans

Tian Chua and Xavier Jayakumar said that poor messaging is creating a perception that little has changed, despite progress on reforms and institutional changes under Anwar’s administration

Malaysia’s death penalty review a crucial step towards abolition: Amnesty

Human rights watchdog welcomes the move, urging the government to stay committed to fully abolishing capital punishment in line with international human rights standards

Dilemma of the US economy, lessons for the world — Ahmad Ibrahim

Mounting debt, crumbling infrastructure and widening inequality fuel discontent, as controversial new agency DOGE becomes lightning rod in nation’s deepening crisis

Malaysia stuck at 57th in corruption index, again. What’s the excuse this time? — A. Azim Idris

Despite fiery government reform pledges, Malaysia’s score on Transparency International’s 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index remains frozen

MCMC acting on police request in Malaysiakini laptop seizure: Fahmi

Communications Minister clarifies that news portal is assisting investigations, not the subject

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The Formula for F1’s return to Sepang – Dr Helmy Haja Mydin

The biggest race turnout at the SIC to date is enough cause to consider a resurrection of the Malaysian GP

Short-lived La Niña expected in early 2026, but stable weather to follow

MetMalaysia forecasts cool conditions and brief shifts in rainfall patterns before returning to normal

Shadow AI in public sector raises questions over governance and data security – KV Soon

Concerns emerge over the use of AI agents linked to an official work email, highlighting the need for stronger oversight, accountability and safeguards