Lifestyle
No QR Code, No Flight: Malaysians Risk Being Denied Boarding Under New 2026 Travel Rules
More than 30 countries now require digital pre-arrival forms or travel authorisations. Here's the full list and why you could be denied boarding without one.
Lifestyle
"RM11,000 Salary, Still Broke" — Malaysians Say The Singapore Dream Is A Lie
From burnout and zero savings to being mocked for returning home, Malaysians reveal the hidden cost of chasing the Singapore dollar.
News
The US Has Its Eyes On The Strait Of Melaka. Here's What It Means For Malaysia
An American proposal, an Indonesian pushback, and a strait that the whole world depends on. We asked a Malaysian security expert to cut through the noise.
News
Singapore To Take In 70,000 New Citizens & PRs A Year As Fewer Locals Marry And Have Kids
The Singapore government says the country "cannot give up" on boosting births, but warns that the population could shrink by the 2040s, calling it an "existential challenge".
News
Can Your Spouse Use Their MyKad To Fuel RON95 In Your Car Or Not? Here's The Definitive Answer
The rules around MyKad and RON95 purchases have confused a lot of Malaysians. The government's own FAQs already answered this. Here's what it actually says, and where the line gets drawn.
Crime
Why Was The Klang Drunk Driver Charged With Murder When Others Weren't?
Saktygaanapathy Ravichandran faces the death penalty for killing a father of three.
Gomen
Beyond WFH: What PM Anwar's Full Speech Reveals About What's Coming Next
From a RM4 billion monthly fuel bill to calls for lifestyle changes, the prime minister's full briefing signals a longer, more difficult road ahead.
Crime
A Father Of 3 Was Killed Running An Errand. So, What Happens To The Drunk Driver Who Did It?
The death of Amirul Hafiz Omar, a father of three who was simply running an errand, has reignited a question Malaysians have asked too many times before.
News
Malaysian Ships Cleared To Pass Strait Of Hormuz "Free Of Charge" As Iran Assures Safe Transit
Ships from some other countries are allegedly being asked to pay as much as USD2 million (about RM8 million) for safe passage.
