Archive - 31 December 2025

This was after Zahid's daughter gave the Umno Youth chief a cautionary message.

Decision based on responsibility, stability, says the Malacca PN chief.

Muhyiddin's exit triggers debate on future direction of the bloc.

First increase since July 2015 'timely and appropriate', they say.

Authorities accused of escalating tensions, mishandling pro-Palestine rally.

No compromise to security, DG assures.

This comes after MACC seizes 6 bank accounts on Monday.

However, Guar Sanji, Bintong and Chuping will remain vacant.

UPDATED 7.45PM | It is over report lodged by Jeffrey, one of the politicians implicated.

Community's rights deteriorated sharply in 2025, says Justice for Sisters.

Stronger, independent institutions ensure accountability, prevent power abuse.

CCKL will deliver the British curriculum to students aged 6 to 18, welcoming both local and international learners.

Malaysiakini is pleased to announce the launch of the Media and Information Literacy (MIL) Toolkit, a practical resource designed for editors and newsroom leaders.

A specialised 12-week accelerator, Retail-X is designed to help Malaysian retail SMEs move beyond incremental digital adoption and towards long-term competitiveness.

The mission culminated in participation at the Plug & Play Korea Summit 2025, held alongside the Future Innovation Tech Expo (FIX) 2025 in Daegu.

A key milestone during the year was becoming an Official Partner of Liverpool Football Club, alongside the renewal of its partnership with world snooker champion Judd Trump.

Patterns of behaviour point towards strategic recalibration of power.

Fake statements circulated amid a slew of Bersatu leaders' resignations.

'It's just another day in Malaysia, nothing much will change.'

Coalition tensions, state polls, and reforms could define Malaysia's year ahead.

Umno faces limited options, declining influence despite internal calls to exit govt.

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