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Anwar to hear Loke’s views before deciding on resignation offer over Najib pardon

Prime Minister says he understands DAP leader’s stance on corruption but wants to discuss the matter before making a decision

‘Old stereotypes are no longer welcome’: former MAA chief pans KFC ad over Indian portrayal

Claudian Navin Stanislaus says brands must better understand Malaysia’s multicultural sensitivities before using ethnic differences as humour

Loke’s resignation shows accountability in leadership: Kelvin Yii

DAP lawmaker expresses support for party chief after he offered to step down as Transport Minister

‘Daddy never expected so many people to contribute’: Nooryana Najwa

Najib’s daughter says family respects pardon conditions requiring RM50 million fine payment before house arrest process can proceed

Political dynamics could trigger various realignments: Fahmi

PH communications director says state-level political landscapes must be considered when assessing possible shifts

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Right-wing commentator Ian Miles Cheong under police scrutiny

According to authorities, investigation focuses on alleged social media posts that could incite public unrest

UPSR, PT3 and the illusion of reform: why Malaysia’s schools are stuck in factory mode – Ravindran Raman Kutty

Malaysia’s education system lurches from one reform to another, abolishing and reviving exams without addressing its deeper failure: a factory-style model that prioritises compliance and memorisation over creativity, critical thinking and digital fluency. As other nations prepare citizens for an AI-driven economy, Malaysia remains trapped in an outdated mindset that no longer serves its children — or its future

InDrive faces termination for flouting guidelines

It is the second Russian e-hailing app after Maxim to face ban by Land Public Transport Agency