
KJ : Umno cannot depend on opposition's disunity
'Today they may be split but tomorrow they may be reunited.'

'Today they may be split but tomorrow they may be reunited.'

Umno info chief says politics of hate towards BN is on the rise.

Number of charging stations will be increased, he says.

The phenomenon may increase the sea water level up to 5.7 metres at about 6am tomorrow.

More professionals and academicians to be sent to Madinah, says Zahid.

It will be the tallest building in Malaysia and South-East Asia.

Especially those with chronic diseases, such as cancer, says Second Finance Minister Johari Abdul Ghani.

UPDATED 7.49 PM | Anti-Bersih group forces journalists to delete their pictures and video footage.

The deputy IGP warns both the reds and Bersih not to clash or police will act.

UPDATED 8.11PM | They say they have lost faith in the leadership of party president Najib Abdul Razak.

DAP assemblyperson claims the red shirts leader is only concerned about his hotel's fate.

Lim Guan Eng points out they have managed to turn around Penang’s economy in eight years.

The Umno veep tells the troubled state to close ranks lest they fall, like the PAS defeat in 1999.

Firemen quickly brought the blaze under control and no casualties were reported.

The gov’t has declared a year of mourning and asked everyone to wear black or white.

Diplomacy is rarely dull with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.

The third meeting of the fourth session of the 13th Parliament will kick off on Monday.

They were allegedly involved in a fight with some men claiming to be a developer’s workers.

Under the pact, developed nations commit to reducing their use of the gases incrementally.

KINIGUIDE | The authorities will be armed with pepperballs come Bersih 5. But what are they?

The water overflowed in the areas at 4am, but the tide receded after dawn.

The party has always been vocal in its opposition to the bill, says Chai Kim Sen.

MP SPEAKS | Why should BN leaders hide what was their ‘consensus’ on the bill?

He was barred since last year after he was probed for activities 'detrimental to democracy'.

John Bertrand Beliveau pleads guilty to helping ‘Fat Leonard’ perpetrate a fraud.

Prem Tinsulanonda, 96, a former army chief and prime minister, is to stand in as regent.

This Sunday MIC is going to have its 70th general assembly. After Dr S Subramaniam consolidated his power by sidelining his predecessor, he is moving to another phase of transition as the leader of the oldest Indian Malaysian political party in the government of Malaysia.

Tengku Adnan says the disgruntled have a right to join parties like Bersatu.

COMMENT | Clearing the confusion about motions and private member's bills when Parliament convenes.

The Umno sec-gen says all BN-led states have lodged their official objections.

INTERVIEW | All signs point to his ministry being unconcerned about workers' plight, he says.

YOURSAY | 'He has already done enough damage through his poor judgement.'

Zero tolerance of corrupt leaders or zero future for nation.

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines that you may have missed yesterday, in brief

In an article in The Irish Times, Marc de Faoite lists 10 things he has learned from living here.

If my mother can do it, why can't I, says Ain Farhana.

The ex-DPM will be relegated to a corner when Parliament reconvenes on Monday.
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YOURSAY | ‘Oh, he will pretty much avoid it, as he has been doing all along.’

ADUN SPEAKS | The Act makes critical thinking impossible in campuses across Malaysia.

This is, if he fails to distance himself from the 1MDB scandal.

Ex-Batu Kawan Umno deputy chief thanks gov’t for arresting and sending him to prison.

YOURSAY | ‘M’sian civil servants become messiahs of truth and integrity when they retire.’

The spirit that Dylan expressed lives on.