Malaysian parties reconsider alliances, signaling a pre-election period after three years under the Anwar administration.

Both countries requested a brief postponement of the Asean Foreign Ministers’ meeting, scheduled for Dec 16. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Death toll from border clashes between neighbors has risen to 33, with some 700,000 people displaced - Anadolu Ajansı ...

Seri Negara must no longer be a symbol of colonial power or a playground for a new ruling elite, but a space that belongs to ...

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today extended his heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims of the ...

The annual retreat is a key platform for the prime ministers of Singapore and Malaysia to take stock of bilateral cooperation ...

Intel Corp. will invest an additional 860 million ringgit ($208 million) to make Malaysia its assembly and testing operations ...

Malaysia will convene a Special Meeting of Asean Foreign Ministers in the near future to assess the current situation and ...

The state poll was dominated by Sabah-based parties, reflecting growing disenchantment in the federal government and a ...

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he expects the country’s debt pressures to ease beginning end-2028, driven by the ...

A lot has changed since my last conversation with Anwar Ibrahim 10 years ago, when he jumped on a crackly phone call between court hearings to reveal his chances of beating a trumped-up sodomy charge ...

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will visit Singapore on Thursday (Dec 4) for the 12th Singapore-Malaysia annual ...