
Power play: Who’s who in Malaysia’s coal energy business
The players that power our largest, cheapest and dirtiest source of energy.

The players that power our largest, cheapest and dirtiest source of energy.

Here are the Malaysian banks that are banking on coal.


Will this commission ever see the light of day?

Five inspector-generals of police have served since Prasana Diksa was abducted in 2009.

In 1994, defections in Sabah led to the fall of a state govt for the first time in Malaysian politics. It was not the last.

'But knowing Singapore, they are not very cooperative. They don’t want to change anything,' says the former Malaysian premier.

CORONAVIRUS | 'New norms affect all aspects of our lives, even how we vote and campaign.'


CORONAVIRUS | Under the CPC, violators of PCID rules cannot be arrested without a warrant, says Jacky Loi.

CORONAVIRUS | Bornean sun bear researcher says this can threaten the local bear population as people seek bear bile 'just in case'.

CORONAVIRUS | A women's NGO and police report a decrease in calls - and link this to survivors being trapped with their abusers.

The EC is probing the attack and assures its account is now re-accessible to followers.

CORONAVIRUS | Although the first test cleared him, Dr Kevin Goh is still distancing himself from his wife and two children.

SPECIAL REPORT | Habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade are chipping away at the population of the world’s smallest bear.

SPECIAL REPORT | Amendments to the wildlife law and changes to police SOP are in the cards to protect biodiversity.

MMA says the money would be better spent on more urgent requirements, such as senior citizen-friendly facilities at housing areas.

'IPCMC only deals with misconduct, while criminal acts and misconduct are two separate matters,' says Mohamad Onn Abd Aziz.

UPDATED 5.15PM | The City Hall describes the billboards as obscene and sensitive in nature.

The organisation disagrees with claims and “vile accusations” that civil servants are not cooperating with the new ruling government.

It has yet to hear from authorities there despite it being almost a month since LFL first came forth with the claim.

However, AG Tommy Thomas says judicial function of the court is eroded by virtue of Section 13.

Last year the report labelled Malaysia as a "bright spot" for civic freedom in Asia, following the change of government.

Khoo Poay Tiong was suspended from Dewan Rakyat following a ruckus in which a Hindu MP was ‘insulted’.