Archive - 15 November 2015

However, the Special Branch says they should not be underestimated.

This is after attorney-general Apandi Ali said G25 comprises 'have-beens'.

He says this is to give a chance to other PBS leaders to perform.

Transport minister says review results will be out next year.

This will only invite flak from the public, the youth and sports minister says.

He says the 10 arrests so far did not include any police officer.

UPDATED 8.17PM | 'We won't allow DAP to control cities, allowing alcohol and gambling to Muslims,' says PAS president.

Salleh Keruak says extremism only brings damage and harm to the people.

UPDATED 8.10PM | The PAS president says there is no such thing, when asked by reporters in Shah Alam today.

The challenges faced by 1MDB’s external auditors, and the repeated delays in submission of financial statements.

Authorities say those injured were treated at a local clinic.

A minister says M'sia is on heightened security after multiple alerts.

NGO C4 wants US president to address these issues with the premier when he comes to KL next week.

UPDATED 5.27PM | The minister lodges police report against Akmal, who alleges abuse of funds by gov't-linked charity.

French and Belgian police detain those linked to the Paris attackers.

UPDATED 4.54PM | DAP sec-gen says BN willing to see people go bankrupt to save its own skin with GST.

UPDATED 4.38PM | PKR linked NOW wants cops to start probe into allegations on use of Islamic orphanage fund.

They are disappointed that after years of service and sacrifice, the authorities seem to have forgotten them.

Guan Eng also says a vote for PAS is a vote for Umno, so they have to keep state gov't on its toes.

GMPP also signals their opposition to cuts to public universities in Budget 2016.

COMMENT | He blames Israel for Paris mayhem; Bibi fingered Arabs for the Holocaust.

MP SPEAKS | ESPN report re-opens queries on DPM's ties with Paul Phua,  who was allegedly involved in 'national security projects'.

UPDATED 12.54PM | The home minister says gov’t is unable to confirm as yet if any were linked to the deadly terrorist attacks.

International NGO to meet in Parliament on Tuesday on concerted effort for the ban.

KL joins the world in going red, white and blue after terrorist rampage kills over 120.

At the Forum Perdana in PWTC earlier yesterday, Arul Kanda Kandasamy, the president and group executive officer of 1MDB, provided a detailed briefing on 1MDB and replied without reservation to various pointed and pertinent questions raised by the audience. This briefing was open to all Malaysians and covered by various media organisations, including alternative media.

Supporters of late filmmaker plead for more to chip in to help crowdfunding initiative reach its tipping point amount.

YOURSAY | ‘Misappropriating funds is halal whilst using non-Muslim's supermarket trolley is not.’

COMMENT | With some ingenuity, almost anyone can access the blocked websites.

That‘s what the appearance of halal and non-halal trolleys in a supermarket shows - a crazy, shallow-minded act since it has not taken into account the subtle, negative consequences of segregating shoppers into Muslims and non-Muslims when there is no sensible reason to do so.

From EU to China, leaders mourn the ‘barbaric terrorist attacks’, vow ruthlessness against threat.

I have dipped my pen in the ink of hope... hoping that there will be marked improvements in the political, social and economic climate for our future generation.

Meanwhile Britain holds emergency meeting today over Paris attacks, nation’s security level ‘severe’.

Recently, Malaysia suffered from air pollution due to haze. However, even the haze cannot interrupt the people who gathered to achieve peace. Now, the clear wind of peace is blowing in Malaysia which has had potential conflicts among various religions and ethnic groups.

YOURSAY | ‘Mahathir, don’t get confused between party and national policies.’