Return of Taiwan lantern festival
TAIPEI: After a lapse of 23 years, locals and foreign tourists were treated to a spectacle as lanterns of different shapes and sizes were hung up for the 2023 T...
Applications open for Taiwan scholarships
PETALING JAYA: The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office Education Division in Malaysia is inviting applications for the 2023 Taiwan Scholarship programme. The nu...
Stop exploiting EPF for political gains, says analyst
PETALING JAYA: NGOs and political parties should stop exploiting the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) for mileage, as having a healthy pension fund is in the long...
Act against housing developers that abandon their projects, says HBA
PETALING JAYA: With Local Government Development Minister Nga Kor Ming recently announcing that there are 429 “sick” housing projects, comprising 70,727 units i...
Malaysia’s economy on the rebound, driven by strong private consumption
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia is on an economic rebound, thanks to the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions and the resumption of daily life and economic activities, s...
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Four civil servants, company owner remanded in graft probe
Four civil servants and a firm owner remanded in Perlis over alleged bribes totalling RM25,000 linked to RM100,000 procurement projects
Vanuatu joins Pacific call for end to Chinese missile tests
Vanuatu joins other Pacific nations in condemning China’s long-range missile test, urging an end to such launches in the region.
Unsubsidised petrol and diesel prices unchanged for July 9-15
Malaysia maintains unsubsidised petrol and diesel prices for July 9-15 as global crude oil prices ease from recent highs
France regulator orders Meta to resume media pay talks
France's competition watchdog orders Meta to resume talks with news publishers over content payments, citing serious harm to the press sector.
