Archive - 14 May 2016

The world's longest-serving monarch has been treated for various ailments during hospitalisation in the Thai capital.

Its chief expresses hope that immediate probe would be conducted by MCMC on signatures gathered online.

Liow says the ministry would receive a preliminary investigation report next week.

Najib congratulates the three deputy chief ministers on their appointments.

This following the passing of Noriah Kasnon and Douglas Uggah's appointment as S'wak deputy CM.

They were killed in separate incidents over the past two days.

The two suspects, of Chechen descent, were previously expelled from Turkey. 

Then he later says 'Ooops! I accidentally touched on political issue. Okay, to JDT and PKNS, good luck, all the best'. 

Declining to comment further, he says all decisions will be made after Harapan's presidential council meeting.

I want to share a story. On Jan 16, 1707, in a poorly attended Scottish Parliament, the MPs voted to dissolve their own parliament to form the union with England. In the words of Robert Burns (a Scottish poet), the Scottish MPs were “bought and sold for English gold”.

UM's Awang Azman says the issue must be viewed from the context of ethnic demographics in Sarawak.

This is over the postponement of Minister's Question Time, initially scheduled for the current session. 

Ti Lian Ker says he hoped to see less of such leaders in the future.

Pua says the report was filed with S'gor MACC in Shah Alam on May 11.

Ex-MP Dzulkefly says crushing defeat in S'wak polls should be a wake-up call on demand for a united opposition. 

One person holding both portfolios invites abuse of power and corruption argues party chief Chong.

Amanah president Mohamad Sabu said that the candidates will be either from DAP, PKR or Amanah.

Perak Pakatan Harapan says contest either Kuala Kangsar or Sungai Besar, not both.

UPDATED 2.56PM | Disciplinary chair Tan Kok Wai says their Teluk Datuk rep has been booted from DAP for abusing constituency allocations.

UPDATED 2.24PM | He calls the PM's UK visit just as House reconvenes the 'height of prime ministerial irresponsibility and negligence'.

The DPM asks all to put themselves in the shoes of those who were insulted.

They say another bout of multi-cornered fights may erode future support for the opposition.

He was answering a question on his promise to see more Chinese ministers and even a DCM appointed.

A recording shows Adenan was reported inaccurately, but BN never made effort to correct it during the campaign.

No law says one million signatures has legal weight or moral obligation, argues the DPM.

YOURSAY | ‘Salleh knows more about talking than about what he is talking about.’

RECAP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

This is according to documents submitted to S’pore court in ex-banker Yeo Jiawei’s case.

YOURSAY | ‘And the losses will be borne by us, stupid Malaysians.’

YOURSAY | ‘For the first time, SRC is now linked to the 1MDB scandal.’

Have so many people been blinded by the dirt?