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Here's How Najib's House Arrest Will Work
A criminal lawyer explains the legal basis for the arrangement, how it could be enforced, and what it means for Najib's separate 1MDB sentence.
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CNA Insider Report On Foreigners In Malaysia Draws Nearly 2 Million Views In 3 Days. Here's What It Found
The report explores how foreign investment and communities are reshaping Malaysian businesses and neighbourhoods, alongside concerns over rising rents, competition, labour, and refugee treatment.
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Malaysia Once Made CNN Apologise For Its Haze Coverage. Here's What That Says About Us
Malaysia's official air-quality readings and the AQI figures shown on commercial apps can tell very different stories. Here's why they differ, and what the numbers actually mean as the haze worsens.
Gomen
Budget 2027: Who Is Asking For What, And Everything Malaysians Can Expect
From more cash aid and caregiver support to roads, flood mitigation, and AI incentives, here's what different groups want to see in Malaysia's next federal budget, and what the government has already signalled.
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Govt To Abolish Universities & University Colleges Act. Here's What You Need To Know
The controversial Act has been in place for more than 55 years.
Lifestyle
Economists Say RM3,100 Living Wage Is Reasonable, But Can Malaysians Actually Live Decently On It?
The simple answer is yes, but what counts as "decent" depends on your lifestyle, and where you live matters too.
Lifestyle
Countries Malaysians Still Can't Travel Visa-Free, Despite Having The 7th Strongest Passport
While Malaysia's passport now ranks seventh globally, about a dozen countries still require an embassy visit or are restricted by government policy.
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JPN Isn't Fining Malaysians RM20,000 For Not Updating Their MyKad Address
The National Registration Department (JPN) was forced to clarify after viral posts falsely claimed Malaysians could be fined up to RM20,000 or jailed for failing to update their MyKad address.
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Malaysia's Economy Is Growing, So Why Aren't Workers Feeling It? PERKESO Points To 4 Main Reasons
The country's economy may be growing on paper, but many workers are still waiting to feel the benefits in their pay packets.
