Archive - 9 June 2017

The party will hold more dialogues with 'liberals' who have often criticised it, says deputy president Tuan Ibrahim.

All witnesses will be called up to facilitate the probe into the company, says MACC chief Dzulkifli Ahmad.

'Know that after Iran, your turn will come. By Allah, we will strike you in your own homes...' an IS fighter sends the warning.

A protracted crisis will dash the hopes and confidence of settlers, investors and erode Felda's bottomline, he adds.

This is despite the Islamic party having officially severed ties its with PKR.

Najib will do this during his visit to a Felda settlement in Kulai, Johor.

Formal Brexit talks were due to start on June 19, just under two years ahead of a British exit due in March 2019.

The ministry views these allegations of sexual harassment with concern says foreign ministry and action can be taken. 

UPDATED 8.10PM | The prime minister does not want to say anything on a court matter.

Is it an FDI from China or just a loan from Exim Bank which belongs to the Chinese gov't, asks Ibrahim Ali.

Party insiders, however, reveal that not all in the coalition are riding on this wave.

Selangor Menteri Besar Azmin Ali similarly expresses concern at the development.

Najib will think twice before calling for an early election.

'We need a government that can act,' says a German member of the European Commission.

UPDATED 6.25PM | Immigration Department confirms the Tamilnadu politician was denied entry at KLIA. 

Thomas Su wants Sections 9(1) and 9(5) of the law declared unconstitutional, and therefore null and void.

COMMENT | Malaysia currently ranks 156th out of 190 countries in terms of female representation in parliament.

Kohilan takes the PHM leader down memory lane on what transpired before the last elections.

The Scottish Nationalist Party lost 21 of its 56 seats to pro-union parties. 

UPDATED 5.50PM | Shazni Munir has been taken to the Putrajaya district police headquarters.

UPDATED 3.04PM | DAP MP wants the IGP or other members of the task force to clear the air on this matter.

Hashim says the media, particularly news portal Malaysiakini, can write anything about him.

Lawyer is quizzed on the allegation that the prime minister paid him RM9.5 million.

UPDATED 2.41PM | "I am just a member. I would like to talk to you, but I must abide by the rules," says the Bersatu president.  

UPDATED 3.47PM | Hashim Abdullah says EC officers have been sent abroad to observe and learn.

'By and large, politicians bring to the job habits and practices of a lifetime, practices from a different culture'.

Court gave leave today for the case to be tried with both sides ordered to submit case facts says lawyer. 

The PM cheers as UM, at 114, is on the verge of breaking into the world top 100 universities.

This will mark the first abdication by a Japanese monarch in nearly 200 years.

People in Sandakan and Beluran areas could have felt the tremors.   

High Court will decide on July 13 the appeal by Rafizi on conviction and prosecution's appeal on sentence.

UPDATED 2.51PM | The PKR de facto leader names the government as the sole respondent in the court application.

Ex-minister shares his view on report claiming Bersatu wants Mahathir and Muhyiddin to lead the coalition.

UPDATED 11.47AM | Saifuddin ridicules Rahman Dahlan's claim we are on target for developed nation status.

Gone are those days when there were parties and everyone shared in the merry-making.

'I wish my skin was fairer,’ says my six-year-old.

MP SPEAKS | It's time the auditor-general and the PAC investigate the shenanigans within Felda Global.

TN50 organiser defends the move, saying different groups need to be engaged separately.

COMMENT | Even if BN doesn't win GE14, the blueprint can still be implemented.

YOURSAY | ‘Musa Hassan, no one asked you to make a fool of yourself.’

UPDATED 3.20PM | With no clear winner emerging, a wounded May signals she would fight on.

YOURSAY | ‘I hope Zakaria is vindicated and reinstated as the CEO.’

PPIM rues diplomatic immunity leaves the victims without redress.

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

'I have problems with false religious jurisprudence.'