Malaysians cast doubt on Anwar’s rising approval rate as reforms and economy stall
Although a recent poll showed the prime minister’s rating rise to 54 per cent, many online said it did not reflect their ...
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More Malaysians believe country’s going in ‘right direction’, approve of Anwar at 2-year mark as PM: Survey
An independent survey finds 39 per cent of respondents feel Malaysia is going in the right direction as of end-November 2024, ...
PM Anwar’s approval rating rises, but Malaysians still feel pinch from rising costs
An independent survey finds 39 per cent of respondents feel Malaysia is going in the right direction as of end-November 2024, ...
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A Malaysian Christmas wish
Can Christians in West Malaysia celebrate the occasion openly and freely, like those in Sabah and Sarawak, as a joyful ...
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PM’s approval rating improves to 54%, Putrajaya to 51%, says Merdeka Center
The research house says, however, voters gave a mixed assessment when asked about efforts to improve the economy.
Malaysia PM Anwar’s Popularity Rises on His Investment Push
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s approval ratings rose to 54% after two years in power on his push for more ...
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77% of M’sians view China positively, survey finds
Think tank Merdeka Center says this is a major increase from the 39% recorded in another survey two years ago.
Che Ta’s friend settles debt
A FRIEND in need is a friend indeed, as Rozita Che Wan (pic) had experienced when her friend, entrepreneur Mohamad Anas ...
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Commentary: Malaysian PM Anwar’s unity government faces its biggest tests next year
KUALA LUMPUR: In many respects, 2024 has been a good year for Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s unity government. Notwithstanding a poor rating on institutional reforms, Mr Anwar can take ...
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‘Everything Malaysia has, Singapore does better’: social media post sparks online debate
"If you are working in Kuala Lumpur and looking to buy a property nearby but are earning, say between RM2,400 and RM4,000 (monthly), you could not afford any property there," a bank manager told ...
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IMF Staff Completes the 2025 Article IV Mission to Malaysia
Washington, DC: An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, led by Mr. Masahiro Nozaki, conducted discussions on the 2025 Article IV Consultation with the Malaysian authorities and other stakeholders ...