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When institutions lose their compass: Malaysia’s governance reckoning
Opinion

When institutions lose their compass: Malaysia’s governance reckoning

By Mohamed Tarmizi Ismail | September 19, 2026

Malaysia's most consequential institutions were built with clear mandates and governance frameworks to protect them. Yet, in a remarkably short time, many appear to have drifted from their founding purpose, writes Mohamed Tarmizi Ismail.

Pahang signs UAE wind energy deal in major renewable drive
Royals

Pahang signs UAE wind energy deal in major renewable drive

By Twentytwo13 | September 19, 2026

Sultan of Pahang,  Al-Sultan Abdullah Shah yesterday witnessed the signing of a key renewable energy agreement between Malaysian firm Amat Bayu and UAE representatives to develop a pioneer wind turbine project in Pekan.

Tokyo Game Show serves up major gaming updates
Tech

Tokyo Game Show serves up major gaming updates

By Kakuchopurei | September 19, 2026

Tokyo Game Show 2026 delivers fresh gaming news, while esports returns to the Asian Games with 11 titles across 13 categories.

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Next 24 hours crucial for DAP leaders, whether to stay or leave Putrajaya
News

Next 24 hours crucial for DAP leaders, whether to stay or leave Putrajaya

By Twentytwo13 | September 18, 2026

DAP's Central Executive Committee is expected to decide the party's position in the unity government at its meeting tomorrow.

No daytime flights to Beijing put German team’s KL 2027 worlds plans at risk
Sports

No daytime flights to Beijing put German team’s KL 2027 worlds plans at risk

By Haresh Deol | September 18, 2026

The German athletics team wants to make Kuala Lumpur its training base ahead of the 2027 World Athletics Championship, but the lack of daytime flights to Beijing could derail those plans.

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