The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
A leading Malaysian academic argues that safeguarding the Malay language demands coordinated action across government, universities, and the private sector, particularly as technology and artificial intelligence reshape communication.
Sabah's government says nominating Kota Belud's traditional market as a UNESCO World Heritage Site requires comprehensive research, cultural documentation, and proof of outstanding universal value before proceeding.
Over a century old, North Borneo stamps documenting Sabah's colonial past are becoming harder to find as stamp collecting interest wanes, threatening a unique historical archive.
A Kelantan collector aged 71 maintains a prized collection of over 100 traditional weapons to preserve Malaysia's fading blacksmithing heritage, as master craftsmen pass away with few successors learning the craft.
The Perak Museum in Taiping is presenting 140 significant metal artefacts spanning three centuries in a landmark exhibition exploring the spiritual and cultural dimensions of metalwork in Malay heritage.
Malaysia's Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture has allocated RM400,000 to upgrade Melaka's Gasing Pangkah Delima Court, positioning it as a regional hub for heritage sports and international competitions.
Kain Lima, a rare Malaysian heritage textile prized by royalty, faces extinction as the number of skilled weavers dwindles. Experts and collectors are working to preserve knowledge of this intricate craft.