The government will monitor Malaysia's investments in Thailand and Cambodia amid the ongoing conflict between the two countries, says Deputy International Trade and Industry Minister Liew Chin Tong.

JAKARTA: Several students from two separate Sekolah Rakyat (community schools) have fled their boarding facilities just a ...

SYDNEY: Australia's government said on Saturday (July 26) it signed a treaty with Britain to bolster cooperation over the ...

Cambodia is reportedly preparing a military counteroffensive at Phu Ma Kua in Ubon Ratchathani border provice, with the ...

KANGAR: Applications to enrol in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programmes have increased ...

DHAKA: Security forces fired indiscriminately during clashes involving supporters of ousted premier Sheikh Hasina this month, ...

SINGAPORE: The legal battle over control of home-grown hospitality group Tipsy Collective has taken another turn.

BANGKOK: Thailand has strongly condemned Cambodia's "indiscriminate" attacks on civilians, civilian infrastructure, and ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday (July 25) urged global social media companies to take action to block hundreds of accounts ...

This comes after the company's now former-CEO was mired in controversy after being seen at a Coldplay concert with the firm's ...

For the sake of democracy, DAP strategic director Liew Chin Tong hopes the country could have a constructive opposition.

BEIJING: China called for calm and proper handling of the border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand and reaffirmed its ...