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Is PH trying to lose Selangor? – Terence Fernandez

With a series of hairbrain and controversial policies and rules the PKR-DAP-Amanah coalition seems to be going out of its way to return to the Opposition bench

[WATCH] Ronnie Liu: Pahang durian case shows compromise can work for Selangor pig farms

Former exco member believes court proceedings can lead to beneficial out-of-court solutions.

Selangor continues clearing 30 pig farms with 11,000 pigs remaining

Authorities emphasise staged operation to ensure orderly slaughter and support for affected farmers

PM echoes Sultan Selangor’s alarm, warns of “excesses” in pig farming

Speaking after the ASEAN Summit, Anwar said pig farms near residential areas pose serious risks, stressing that strict regulation and modern technology are the only way forward

What the pork!? – Rocky Bru

Rocky Bru reflects on a surprise in-flight warning about Malaysia’s pork import ban, tracing its public health roots and the politics of pig farming through a seasoned traveller’s lens

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Human Rights Day: beyond the rulebook – Sarina Sundara Rajah

Former Commonwealth champion Sarina Sundara Rajah writes that safeguarding in sport is not defined by policies alone, but by whether adults choose to speak up when a child is left alone, rushed, or exposed in ways that compromise their rights

Court orders MYAirline co-founder to repay over RM8mil to investors

Datuk Allan Goh and four associated companies are directed to return funds after failing to meet financial obligations to 15 investors

FAM at 99: a journey from colonial roots to Malaysia’s football milestones

The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) marks its 99th anniversary today, tracing a journey from its colonial-era beginnings in 1926 to becoming the custodian of Malaysian football