In-depth reporting on Malaysia and the region.
Luigi Mangione, accused of fatally shooting a US health insurance executive, has used his courtroom appearance to attribute his actions to chronic pain and frustration with the healthcare system, claiming he sought systemic change.
Palestine's health sector faces its most severe crisis as Gaza hospitals struggle under military pressure, medicine shortages and fuel cuts, while West Bank facilities battle restrictions and financial strain.
Nepal's medical professionals have shut down outpatient services nationwide in response to escalating violence against healthcare workers, leaving over 300,000 patients daily without treatment and deepening tensions between the medical community and authorities.
A severe staffing crisis at Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah in Klang, where 20 surgical medical officers manage 300-400 patients daily, reveals systemic failures in Malaysia's public healthcare workforce planning and demands urgent government intervention.