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Joseph Sipalan
Joseph Sipalan has done extensive reporting of Malaysia, specialising in politics and more recently macro-economics. An alumnus of Reuters and several major Malaysian news organisations.
A recommendation for a probe into Mahathir Mohamad over the island saga has triggered the ex-leader into forming an anti-Anwar coalition.
Police say material seized from 13 men arrested countrywide contained 40,000 pieces of pornography, including of children.
University says move to suspend professor over allegations of sending nude photos to students is in line with its zero-tolerance policy on misconduct.
The police are looking to arrest people involved in a brawl that caused damage to a train after Malaysia was eliminated from a tournament.
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The city’s vibrant culinary scene is attracting Michelin recognition and enthusiastic visitors, making Malaysia a rising food tourism star.
Malaysia’s cabinet has agreed in principle to an offer from Ocean Infinity to a ‘no find, no fee’ search deal, the transport minister says.
Anwar’s promise to eradicate corruption faces a reality check after ex-first lady Rosmah Mansor was acquitted of money laundering charges.
Rosmah described the Kuala Lumpur High Court’s ruling as a true representation of justice.
Proton’s e.Mas7 struggles to convince EV fans, with some praising its good value and others dismissing the car as an overpriced model.
To meet growing demand from its largest trading partner, Malaysia aims to leverage Sabah’s abundant fisheries and position the country as a regional trade gateway.
Proton hopes the launch positions the Malaysian carmaker as a leader in the region’s burgeoning EV market, dominated by Tesla and Chinese brands.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says both countries will work towards a comprehensive peace plan for their border region.
The system would eventually also incorporate rocket and missile capabilities operated out of space for defence.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has made artificial intelligence a key focus of his administration to support billion-dollar tech investments.
Social media banter between neighbours sparks debate about gentrification and rising inflation fuelled by influx of Western expats.
The ex-PM is also facing a corruption crackdown that he and his associates say is targeted at opponents of his former protégé Anwar Ibrahim.
In a bombshell courtroom revelation, the ex-PM claims US collusion with Malaysia’s political opposition to undermine his defence.
As Thailand’s youth advocate for similar bans on under-16s, Malaysia and Singapore ramp up their own efforts to combat online dangers.
Khabib Gym is set to draw combat sports fans from Malaysia and across the region and become a platform to groom professional fighters.
Communications chief Fahmi Fadzil calls Meta’s licensing concerns ‘facetious’, says regulation is needed to stamp out scams.
A commission claims Mahathir misled the government about a disputed island awarded to Singapore, risking up to seven years in prison if convicted.
Educated in the UK, Ven AJahn Sripanyo renounced his share of a US$5 billion inheritance more than 20 years ago.
Local firms in Malaysia’s crucial tech sector are looking at options ranging from expansion to the US to securing new clients.
Malaysia mobilises nationwide relief efforts to rescue victims affected by flooding, with more than 80,000 people forced to evacuate.
Ahmad Khidir Ahmad Nazri’s academic success has gone viral on social media, inspiring Malaysians who lauded his Mandarin proficiency.
The Malaysian billionaire leaves behind a legacy of innovation and entrepreneurship.
The trend comes ahead of an expected announcement of a special economic zone between both sides.
Trade-dependent Malaysia is seeking new partners and markets as tariffs from the US-China trade wars bite.
Anwar says the government paid its share of flight expenses for a two-week overseas tour, amid accusations of favouritism and corruption.
Malaysia operates parallel civil and sharia legal systems, but critics argue authorities should not dictate people’s lives.
