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‘You cannot please everyone’: Nurul Izzah to continue fighting through Madani society

PKR leader says she will pursue her struggle outside direct party involvement, focusing instead on serving the wider community

ECRL operations fast-tracked: Loke says Kota Bharu-Gombak link could open in December

Transport Minister says efforts are underway to expedite approvals without compromising passenger safety

Federal Government to provide funding for Johor E-ART project: Loke

Loke said the agreed terms will be submitted to the Cabinet for consideration and approval before the Concession Agreement is signed, and that the E-ART project is expected to be completed within four years from the issuance of the Letter of Acceptance

Better safe than sorry: Software setbacks put LRT3 timeline under pressure despite physical infrastructure readiness

Siemens signalling software delays and slow corrective patch releases force extended 4,000km fault-free trials, pushing back launch despite civil works completion

Major LRT Kelana Jaya line disruption resolved after power outage

Services resume as Rapid Rail addresses disruption between Universiti and Abdullah Hukum stations, with commuters assisted by shuttle buses and temporary measures

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Malaysia risks missing World Cup 2026 as pressure mounts for Free-to-Air broadcast deal

Analysts urge urgent government intervention to secure accessible coverage of the FIFA World Cup 2026, warning that cost barriers could sideline fans and weaken the nation’s football culture

No, Malays could not fly: Scholars call out pseudohistory

UPSI and DBP academics urge discipline in handling history after Prof Solehah’s claims of Malays teaching China ‘flying kung fu’

38% of AirAsia flights delayed in 2024: Loke

Minister outlines measures to improve on-time performance, including incentives, penalties, and full refunds for major delays