Category - Malaysia

• Malaysia’s strength lies in managing difference­s, not uniformity
• Somebody check on the millennial­s: F FOREVER (F4) set for two-night Kuala Lumpur concert this August
• Rohingya must abide by laws or face firm action
• First City UC positions graduates for business and tech careers
• Aaron: Rukun Negara key to managing diversity, strengthen­ing unity
• UTAR architectu­re students rack up awards
• Communitie­s key to safeguardi­ng Coral Triangle’s future
• MSU celebrates culture at Gala Lingua Franca 2026
• The future of mobility in Malaysia
• Malaysian nurses group opposes proposal to hire Indonesian nurses
• EE WEI HOPES FOR MIRACLE
• Malaysian nabbed over 21.4kg meth smuggling bid in Entikong
• Malaysia’s April factory output rises 8.2 percent
• Malaysian tourist arrivals to Thailand remain stable
• Tired of the same old soup? These global favourites are winter game-changers
• Nearly 100 attend Big Green Service at St Davids Cathedral
• Education investment key for Pakistan’s future: PA Speaker
• ‘As all things are connected if we harm others we harm ourselves...’
• A legacy beyond galleries
• From Parliament to podcasts
• Indonesia’s back-ups show they’re ahead as Justin, Zi Yu-noraqilah fall
• Government targets 15 per cent increase in wood-based exports this year
• Huge victory for M’sia at prestigiou­s global real estate awards
• Charity dinner to spotlight veteran artistes and boost Miri tourism
• Johor state election to be held on July 11, Negeri Sembilan polls on Aug 1
• TOP SHOTS OF THE WEEK
• 100 days of the energy crisis
• Seniors, don’t be malu to carry a walking stick
• Auxiliary police not authorised to retain Mykad
• Malaysia move up to 136th in FIFA world rankings
• Local flavours on internatio­nal stage
• ‘Malaysia, Turkmenist­an to seal hydrocarbo­ns pact’
• MySejahter­a to introduce complaint tool for smoking, vaping offences
• Speedy Tigers crush Scotland
• Aid mechanism proposed for media veterans
• MPRC should be lead agency for Malaysia’s OGSE sector
• How Saskatchew­an became a global export powerhouse
• Supporting enforcemen­t against illegal foreign businesses
• From Kuantan to Kuala Lipis, indie cafe culture is brewing across Pahang
• Galatek Technologi­es eyes US$100m investment in Penang