John Grafilo

The language is on the decline in the country - just when it is needed most.

He says despite recent tragedies, counter-actions must also be launched on ideological grounds.

He was scheduled to hold a town hall meeting today with Malaysian students.

MH370 The search has so far failed to recover any debris related to the plane.

While rat horror stories have become a staple on social media the vermin pose a more serious threat than giving people a fright and gnawing furniture.

An election monitor group today warns of fraud in tomorrow's polls amid reports of transport being arranged for voters by political parties.

'Not all Chinese are rich so we also deserve support from the government and not just the Malays,' says a food-stall owner.

Conservationists are demanding that the govt acts swiftly on the suspected poisoning of the Bornean elephants in Sabah.

In the sermons, the Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim) warns that non-Muslims who do so are out to confuse Muslims.

Its MD congratulates the PM and his colleagues on their skillful economic management and continuing robust growth.

Iskandar Malaysia spans 220,000 hectares, about three times the size of Singapore and twice the size of Hong Kong.

'The extent of demonising is ridiculous,' the Bersih leader and veteran trial lawyer says at her office in Kuala Lumpur.

ANALYSIS Toh Kin Woon, a leader of the Coalition for Free and Fair Elections (Bersih), says some of the root problems have not been addressed.

'You can smell the scent of change in the air. The people thirst for change. The people are ready for change,' says PKR veep N Surendran.

Valentine’s Day in Malaysia also triggers acrimonious debates on whether the celebration should be stopped in the country.

BN leaders have lambasted Anwar for a statement to the BBC that they interpreted as expressing support for gay rights.

A food shop owner says that while he may have doubts about Anwar's character, he believes in his leadership abilities.