Archive - 27 October 2018

Initial probe reveals the motive was revenge following previous fight, says police.

In two of the cases, victims gave their bank account details to the scammers. 

PKR POLLS | Some 100 votes are missing from the party's Ipoh Barat division.

UPDATED 11.29PM | PKR election committee confirms Perak tally on Twitter, but detailed results are not yet available.

Muhyiddin describes former Umno MP's decision to join Bersatu as sincere.

Ex-PM urges gov't not to hide behind Official Secrets Act.

This will apply to over 700 farmers' markets nationwide, says Federal Agriculture Marketing Authority director-general. 

Ngoo Teck Keong promises to cooperate with MACC on 2013 election funds MCA received from ex-PM.

M'sia must consider its limited resources and various risks in taking on this project, says PNB chief.

PKR POLLS | Three-term Sungai Petani MP receives least votes out of three candidates for the post. 

Following Mustapa's entry, Bersatu supreme council member claims many of them could also join his party. 

Affendi Buang says its development plan held back due to financial constraints.

Dismissed PM wants Parliament convened to resolve this crisis.

These include abortion pills, injectable Vitamin C, antibiotics, steroids, slimming products and other medicines.

BN chief Zahid says Nazri is tasked with meeting all relevant parties to build a strong opposition.

BN chair wants the opposition movement strengthened with the entry of new parties into the coalition.

Umno lawmaker also wants the abolition bill discussed in the current sitting of Parliament.

Malaysiakini poll shows that Putrajaya will face some opposition to its plan to abolish capital punishment.

BN chair adds that he will also consider letting in other parties, like Makkal Sakti and Indian Progressive Front.

Turkish president Erdogan is stepping up pressure on Saudi Arabia to come clean on slain journalist.

The duo was arrested following a tip-off over alleged involvement in corruption.

Letters purportedly from 'Saud Abdulaziz Al-Saud' bear striking resemblance to a series of letters to Jho Low.

Klang Utara chief moved to CCID, while Subang Jaya chief moved to Crime Prevention and Community Safety Dept.

Minister says several thefts – including that of passports – had been occurring in the popular London canteen.

US to take additional measures against those responsible for the murder.

Najib becomes upset after being asked to address several allegations against him.

Not a shred of evidence to indicate his involvement, adds the ex-premier.

Adel's 2006 remarks about the multi-billion ringgit deposits back in focus.

UPDATED 1.32PM | This needs to be done to absorb financial turbulence, Mahathir tells investors.

COMMENT | This view of the Great One as a horror movie-style monster seems ludicrously selective.

Such currency is not backed by the 'full faith and credit' of the government, adds the prominent judge.

BOOK EXCERPT | ‘I was expected to withdraw from politics completely and be consigned to political dustbin.’

The letter requesting for RM24.5m in aid, PAS president says, was meant to be confidential. 

BOOK EXCERPT | Soi Lek explains how his son, Tee Yong, was picked to contest in Labis.

Former stripper and professional wrestler Cesar Sayoc hit with five felony counts.

Peña Nieto says migrants can obtain temporary papers by registering for asylum in southern Mexico.

PKR POLLS | Voting had been suspended in the state following trouble in the polls for Penang and Kedah.

INTERVIEW | PSM stalwart speaks about the party attempting to remain relevant in neo-Malaysia.

Patrons rush to stock up on festive clothes and decorations at a Deepavali bazaar in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur.

Both countries shall not be a threat to each other, Japanese PM Abe says after meeting Chinese president Xi.

COMMENT | Was Najib lying yesterday or was he lying in December 2015? Or was he lying both times?

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

MP SPEAKS | After being grilled by Al Jazeera, ex-PM must answer three more questions on 1MDB.

YOURSAY | ‘Then you use funds from other sources to fill the hole. How did that make it okay?’

"Show the records. If they say it is not from Saudi Arabia, we’ll have to find out where it comes from," says Dr M.

At a late night press conference, Dr M refers to his party as Umno.

Housing minister says this is to empower the local plastic industry over the next three years, halt dependency on imported materials.

UPDATED 12:37AM | He is arrested in connection with 12 parcel bombs after two more Trump critics get suspicious packages.