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READ: A former Malaysian minister on why cancelling the SG-KL railway is a big mistake
It’s not unexpected for Datuk Seri Abdul Rahman Dahlan to protest against the cancellation of the Singapore-Kuala Lumpur high-speed rail (HSR) project. After all, he was the minister in charge of the multibillion-Ringgit transportation project under the Malaysian government’s previous administration, before Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad returned as prime minister. On Monday, the Malaysian leader ...
President of National Union of Journalists problematic response to sexual harassment is indicative of an entire mentality
After the publication of an explosive article in Asian Correspondent on Monday that detailed the sexual harassment endured by female journalists working in Malaysia, Indonesia...
Alibaba launches electronic trading hub in Malaysia
Alibaba launched an electronic trading hub in Malaysia Friday aimed at helping small- and medium-sized businesses, a first for the Chinese internet giant outside its home...
Malaysia Airlines picks new CEO after shock departure
Malaysia Airlines on Friday named veteran senior executive Izham Ismail as its new CEO after his predecessor’s shock departure dealt a fresh blow to the struggling carrier....
Another blow for Malaysia Airlines as CEO takes wing
Malaysia Airlines’ CEO quit yesterday to take a job at Ryanair, a fresh blow to the troubled Malaysian carrier which is still struggling to recover from twin disasters...
Miranda Kerr hands back multi-million dollar jewelry cache tied to 1MDB case
Australian model Miranda Kerr has turned over $8.1 million, nearly 35 million ringgit, worth of jewelry to the US Justice Department following allegations that the items were...
Fate of Malaysian unknown as China hands down sentences in Crown Resorts trial
Nineteen current and former employees of Australia’s Crown Resorts company pleaded guilty to gambling-related charges in a Chinese court on Monday, with three Australian...
‘Technical issue’ sends AirAsia flight, terrified passengers back to Australia
An AirAsia flight to Malaysia was forced back to Australia on Sunday due to a technical problem, with one passenger saying the plane was “shaking like a washing...