Southeast Asia

Human rights must be at the front and centre of inclusivity and sustainability – Edmond Bon

Malaysia, as Asean chair next year, can lead the region in showing that economic growth and human rights are complementary and can advance together

After Bursa debut, 99 Speed Mart open to Southeast Asia expansion

From its IPO, firm raised RM2.36 bil, part of which will be used to increase its outlet count to 3,000 by 2025 from the current 2,651

KL fifth most dangerous SEA city? Forbes Advisor report contradicts global peace index, says home minister

Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail says ministry will review report, metrics used before commenting further

Pope Francis will be visiting several Southeast Asian countries this September

Pope Francis will be undertaking one of his most ambitious trips since becoming pope in 2013, travelling 30,000km to visit Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Singapore in September.

A new vision for Asean: steering the future with responsibility and resilience – Yusmadi Yusoff

The ever-changing global dynamics present an opportunity for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to reassess its role, vision, and responsibilities. As the Asean Summit in Jakarta approaches, the region faces an imperative: to shape its destiny in a manner that’s cognizant of its diverse challenges, from human rights to climate change. The new Asean vision must rise to meet these challenges head-on.

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DBKL slices up Havoc Food Festival in Setapak as traffic complaints boil over

Nik Nazmi steps in after residents complain of congestion, authorities shut down unlicensed event

In latest book ‘Saving the Planet’, Nik Nazmi makes urgent call for climate action

New book offers a Malaysian perspective on the global environmental crisis, highlighting economic and social stakes of climate change

Sports budget allocation: is popularity winning over performance in 2025 funding?

As RM15 million goes to football and RM20 million to e-sports, critics question whether funding priorities reflect merit or strong networks in Malaysian sports