Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim nearly lost his job two nights ago as Selangor menteri besar over the state's failure to reappoint PKR deputy president Azmin Ali to the PKNS board. (TMI) - Selangor…

Jennifer Gomez, TMI Malay rights group Perkasa has called for a special Parliament session to discuss the use of the word “Allah” by non-Muslims. It said the diplomatic approach taken thus…

(TMI) - Muslims have been reminded that it is their duty to support all efforts to position Islamic teachings as the policy of the country, and to safeguard Islam against any negative elements…

By Trinna Leong, The Malaysian Insider Malaysian palm oil giant Felda is mulling over the shutdown of Yayasan Felda colleges as part of budget cuts this year, delivering a blow to some 1,000…

by Sangeetha Amarthalingam, fz.com What has happened to the promise made by Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Paduka Mukhriz Mahathir on the logging freeze in the state when he took office in May last…

(fz.com) - A businessman who is suing a newspaper and its journalist for (what he claims is) insinuating he secured a RM33 million contract with Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) through questionable…

(The Malay Mail) - Widely-panned for confiscating 300 bibles containing the word “Allah”, Selangor Islamic enforcers have instead earned the suppport of the National Fatwa Council, which said…

(MM) - Malaysia ranked as the world’s 37th freest economy in 2014, up 19 places from last year, but levels of corruption in the country are worrying, according to an index that tracks economic…

(TMI) - The former Sultanah of Johor, who is seeking to set aside an order that her late husband Sultan Iskandar Sultan Ismail had divorced her, will get her case heard by the syariah court on…

(MM) - The Selangor Islamic Department (Jais) should return the 300 bibles in the Malay and Iban languages it seized from the Bible Society of Malaysia (BSM), Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said today.…

(MM) - PKR’s Azmin Ali remains a board member of the Selangor State Economic Development (PKNS) despite a  previous annoucement of his termination, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim insisted today.…

By Lee Shi-Ian, The Malaysian Insider The internal battle between Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim and state PKR deputy president Azmin Ali (pic) intensified after PKNS…

By Rahmah Ghazali, The Star Selangor PKR secretary Amirudin Shaari insisted that the removal of deputy president Azmin Ali from Selangor State Economic Development Corporation (PKNS) was a case…

Bersih want amendments done to the Constitution before EC's redelineation exercise begins. K. Pragalath, FMT The Election Commission (EC) is scheduled to begin the redelineation exercise in…

(Bernama) - Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin yesterday announced the formation of a Special Committee To Tackle The Cost of Living, chaired by him, to handle issues on the rising…

By Zurairi AR, Malay Mail Malaysia’s government sets “very high” restrictions on religion that are on par with Iran, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Afghanistan, according to a report by…

MACC should not label the Chinese as major corruption offenders because corruption involves both givers and takers, say DAP and MCA leaders. Leven Woon, FMT Leaders from both sides of the…

(TMI) - Putrajaya’s restrictions on religion are among the worst in the world, revealed a study by American think tank Pew Research Centre. The report, Restrictions on Religion, which covered…

(Fz.com) - The decision to drop PKR deputy president Azmin Ali from the PKNS board of directors was taken by its general manager Othman Omar and not the Selangor government, Selangor Menteri Besar…

(MM) - The recent fatwa by the muftis of Penang and Sabah barring non-Muslims from using “Allah” and a list of other Arabic words have raised questions over the scope of Islamic law in…

DAP should be bold enough to take ROS to court in order to clear their legal status Athi Shankar, FMT The Penang Malay Congress (PMC) has backed DAP’s plan to challenge the Registrar of…

(TMI) - A rally will be held if influential and powerful individuals investigated by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) are not charged after an amendment to the MACC Act, warned an…

Bread-and-butter issues are more integral than faith matters for Sabah and Sarawak, say political analysts. By Anisah Shukry, Free Malaysia Today The reignited tussle over the word ‘Allah’…

By Boo Su-Lyn, The Malay Mail The recent fatwa by the muftis of Penang and Sabah barring non-Muslims from using “Allah” and a list of other Arabic words have raised questions over the scope of…

(Bernama) - Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said the struggles of his late father, former prime minister Tun Abdul Razak Hussein, in developing Felda and rural areas should be taken to a…

(fz.com) - Once again, voices calling for a reform of DAP's electoral system are heard, following inconsistencies in the first and second round results in the recently concluded Johor party…

Jennifer Pak, BBC Inside a shopping mall built like an Egyptian pyramid in Malaysia's Selangor state, Durga Dasadursarumagar cleans tables at the US burger chain restaurant Carl's Jr. As a…

(MM) - Pakatan Rakyat (PR) must stand firm in its support of non-Muslims’ use of “Allah” and not allow itself to be cowed by fears of a backlash from the Muslim community, former minister Datuk…

Eileen Ng, TMI Pakatan Rakyat's indecisiveness on the ongoing tussle over the word “Allah” will cause the opposition pact to be a "sitting lame duck" in the next three years, which might work…

V. Anbalagan, TMI The DAP will go to court to challenge the decision of the Registrar of Societies (RoS) not to recognise the party’s central executive committee (CEC) elected in September last…