
Boo backs down, expresses 'devotion' to Pakatan
The Johor DAP chief softens his stance on his Johor PKR counterpart and will use internal channels to resolve disputes.

The Johor DAP chief softens his stance on his Johor PKR counterpart and will use internal channels to resolve disputes.




PPP members gathered at the Tamil daily's office to demand an apology over an article which had allegedly defamed the party.






Rahamah Abdul Majid is asking the human rights organisation to state its stand on her son Muhammad Hilmi Hashim's detention under Sosma.



If the S'gor gov't initiates compulsory acquisition of the land, the controversial deal can be terminated, says Rafizi Ramli.

Speculation is rife that the armed intrusion into Sabah is part of a plot to derail the Bangsamoro Framework Agreement.




'Everyone has health issues, even me,' says the PAS president when asked if the ailing Azizan will be fielded in Kedah again.


Kedah MB Azizan says the appointment was made seeing their terms would expire on Feb 28. Their portfolios were retained.


Pandan MP Ong Tee Keat says BN's candidates list is PM's prerogative and not MCA president Chua Soi Lek's.
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They hand a memorandum to Tenaga Nasional and are to hand copies to PM’s Office and Rural Development Ministry as well.


'The balance of 18 packages for Line 1 is expected to be fully awarded by the first quarter of next year,' says its CEO.



Is the Election Integrity Pledge worth signing when the prime minister can sign it with such aplomb, contempt and cynicism?

Gerakan Mahasiswa PRU13 chairperson Syis Abdul Kadir says they will still put up a candidate against Najib in his traditional seat.


Tony Fernandes says the timeframe was subject to all regulatory approvals being obtained from the Indian authorities.




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The film portraying the Chinese as the general aggressors for May 13 is how Umno finds its niche audience.



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The KL High Court allows Beta Tegap’s judicial review bid, saying councils have no jurisdiction on federal roads.

Party leaders such as Ka Ting, Ka Chuan and Jeck Seng, who have lost party or government positions, are likely to be fielded again.

She expresses support for party Johor chief Chua Jui Meng and wants differences of opinion to be resolved internally.




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'This is vintage Mahathir. First, plead ignorance. Then deny, deny, deny. When the spotlight is shining on him...'

Catholic prelate says hate and incitement speech is proliferating which, if left unchecked, would strain the bonds of civil society.


MCA's national leaders left Ong Tee Keat out of the list of GE13 candidates upon listening to 'guidance' from the Pandan MCA division.