The Chinese went all in — jacking up their tariffs, selling Treasuries, probably threatening to pull back from today’s regularly scheduled auction of new Treasuries.

By 2013, she had built a network of 80 cybertroopers who ran thousands of fake social media accounts, that created and amplified falsehoods to undermine

China’s President Xi just broke his silence on the U.S trade war mess, making it crystal clear: Beijing’s not begging, and definitely not blinking. “For

As expected, Donald Trump was incredibly upset after Xi Jinping called his bluff and raised the bets in the poker game. Did the U.S. president

As politicians around the world scramble to respond to US “liberation day” tariffs, consumers have also begun flexing their muscles. “Boycott USA” messages and searches have been trending

“Malaysia is unlikely to change. Even if it succeeds, everything will only return to the original point, because the issue of racial conflicts cannot be

Chinese President, Xi Jin Peng will be making a three day official visit of Malaysia next week April 15th to 17th.  He was extended an

Less than 24 hours after Beijing slapped a 125% tariff on all types of American goods going into China in retaliation, President Trump has started

Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin showed “disloyalty” when he openly declared intentions to challenge Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi for the Umno presidency, the latter said in

 Mahathir Mohamad said he would prefer to take sides with China over the U.S. if his country was forced to take sides in the trade war, the South China Morning Post

How a Malaysian girl overcame rejection from matrikulasi, secured A-level scholarships, and gained admission to Harvard, UCLA, and UCL, highlighting educational inequality.

Nearly two-thirds of Malaysians hold favourable views of the People’s Republic of China and believe that Malaysia-China relations are progressing well, according to a recent

Amidst a raging trade war with the United States of America and the Trump administration, People’s Republic of China president Xi Jinping landed in Malaysia

1. Muammar Gaddafi: $280 billion (£223bn) Taking the top spot is Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi. In 2011, officials estimated that the assassinated despot, who was

Among the notable names who lost in the divisional polls was natural resources and environmental sustainability minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, who was defeated by

As the dust settles from the divisional elections in Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), one truth cuts through the noise of internal drama, app glitches, and

Former PKR secretary-general Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail has yet to decide whether to contest the deputy president’s post in the party’s upcoming central elections.

Political waters in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), the linchpin component in Malaysia’s ruling government, are being roiled ahead of crucial internal elections

With two prominent businessmen already in custody, police are now focusing on a third “Tan Sri” as investigations into the Mobility Beyond Imagination (MBI) money

Japanese Yakuza have a unique form of extortion known as sōkaiya. Instead of harassing small businesses for protection money, the yakuza harasses the stockholder meetings of large