He says this after meeting Najib on Hadi Awang’s Private Members Bill.
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SG BESAR POLLS | 'We put them up to highlight issues', says Tony Pua.
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‘WSJ should be probed for publishing so many proven lies about one country, and why an international newspaper is taking sides in Malaysia’s internal affairs.'
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UPDATED 7.43PM | The MP is just out to create a negative perception against the PM's wife, says Rizal Mansor.
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UPDATED 7.21PM | She had to rush back from Istanbul to attend a function in KL, says Rizal Mansor.
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PAS pulled off the stunt to regain Malay support, suggests the Perkasa chief.
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British officials say they told their counterparts on his behaviour more than 18 months ago.
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Ibrahim flays Umno lawmaker for being clueless about concept of taxation.
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WSJ had reported that proceeds from the bonds ended up in the S’pore branch of a Swiss bank.
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It lambasts PAS deputy president for insulting the practice of burning hell notes and cremation as harming the environment.
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This is expected to be the former premier’s first appearance in Sungai Besar and Kuala Kangsar.
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SG BESAR POLLS | The billboards were seen in the Chinese-majority area of Sekinchan.
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The Medical Practitioners Coalition Association of Malaysia (MPCAM) would like to thank the Health Minister, Dr S Subramaniam, and the director-general of Health, Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, and members of the Pharmaceutical Services Department of the Health Ministry for accommodating the views of all parties who had given their feedback at the Pharmacy Bill stakeholders meeting held in Port Dickson late last year, which was conducted by the neutral body from the Prime Minister’s Department, Pemandu.
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SG BESAR POLLS | Amanah communications chief Khalid Samad says the party does not take any pleasure in the twin by-elections.
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The outcry over the so-called Panama Papers has again focused attention on the tides and currents of our global financial system.
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It's part of a series of positive measures for the benefit of the Malay/Muslim community there.
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K KANGSAR POLLS | Amanah's candidate says he was unable to fulfil his duties to his religion and country while in PAS.
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In order to checkmate him, one must first hone his skills in the game.
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SG BESAR POLLS | Its big wigs lead the campaign, aiming to sweep the Chinese votes for Amanah.
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Nawawi says stating that the government paid for his salary is technically correct, accounting wise.
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UNHCR says it has a rigorous process to determine if applicants are in danger in their home country.
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The former minister requests that Tunku Ismail intervene in the jailing of his critic.
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We're not sulking, the wing is actively campaigning for Mastura, she says.
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UPDATED 5PM | Zarul says the alleged slander has damaged his reputation and eroded the banks' confidence in his company.
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Thiru says the amendment is unconstitutional as it doesn’t meet proportionality requirement.
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It says it will work with the relevant authorities in UK and Malaysia to do this.
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K KANGSAR POLLS | The late MP Wan Mohammad Khair-il Wan Ahmad will not agree with the Hudud Bill move, it says.
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'It’s not satisfactory at all that one year later, women and children are still in detention in Malaysia.'
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The Pandan MP points out that the gov't doesn't have money to waste on another real estate project.
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‘X-Men: First Class’ lays bare the central ideological conflict underpinning the entire artifice of the X men universe - that between the Darwinian battle for tribal primacy and the countervailing force attempting to stop the force of natural selection, and thus evolution itself.
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K KANGSAR POLLS | Wan Imar Izzat is saddened that the helicopter crash which killed his father has been politicised.
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Challenger wants the Johor crown prince to show magnamity and secure the labourer's freedom.
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UPDATED 3PM | K KANGSAR POLLS | 'Who paid for it, and why Subang airport - a military base. It's not like she’s going to war'.
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It’s important voters know who is paying for their candidates or parties, says an elections expert.
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If we say political parties in Malaysia are weird, it is an understatement. They are like ice cream sellers - it does not matter whether the ice cream is good or bad, they just have to sell it.
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She is the first woman to lead a major party in race for US presidency.
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UPDATED 2.10PM | K KANGSAR POLLS | Voters in the two by-elections must back BN to protest hudud, says Heng Seai Kie.
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UPDATED 7.08PM | SG BESAR POLLS | Our different methods don't matter, as long as the goals are achieved, says Rani Osman.
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Zairil urges her to reconsider her position to not attend the hudud vote, if she truly opposes it.
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UPDATED 1.32PM | K KANGSAR POLLS | The DAP veteran leader also disagrees with Zahid Hamidi.
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The state investment firm says the bond still benefits in ratings from another agency, Standard and Poor’s.
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The four reportedly returned to Sandakan, Sabah, earlier today.
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YOURSAY | ‘To improve is to change and to be perfect is to have changed often.’
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LIVE BLOG DAY 4 | Four men turn off sound system during a ceramah at Taman Seri Emas, Kuala Kangsar.
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Football is a 'people's sport' and insults among fans are normal, says Suaram.
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Former Perak MB says it’s his feeling that 2009 Perak crisis and the current by-election are linked.
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COMMENT | This is the price we have to pay for brainless patriotism.
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YOURSAY | ‘We really admire him for his acuteness in spotting the fake charge sheet…’
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KINI ROUNDUP | Headlines from yesterday you may have missed, in brief.
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PAS number two Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man says it is about freedom of religion.
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It makes a champion out of you.
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They are normally used to protect the vulnerable, like refugees, from hate speech, says Eric Paulsen.
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YOURSAY | 'With US law enforcement authorities probing, it's only a matter of time.'
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Our politicians never tire of entertaining us. The latest to do so is Langkawi MP Nawawi Ahmad who told Malaysians that his salary is not paid by the people but is from the government and that public funds did not belong to the people.
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