
Malaysia fight back to hold Vietnam to a draw
UPDATED 1.27AM | Coach optimisted of a positive result in the second leg this Saturday.

UPDATED 1.27AM | Coach optimisted of a positive result in the second leg this Saturday.


It also depends if a report is lodged with the anti-graft commission, its chief says.

Minimum fine of RM100,000 once amended acts come into effect on Jan 1.

However, he believes it should not be altered as it is part of history.

SABAH DUN | CM Shafie Apdal refused to confirm if it was related to the term of the Yang di-Pertuan Negeri.










The institute added that he has shown great progress in recovery and is able to communicate using a whiteboard.

Ex-Sekong rep Samsudin Yahya leaves the party, along with Batu Sapi deputy, Wanita and Puteri chiefs.

The Gabungan Pembebesan Akademik group gathered to voice their dissatisfaction over the UUCA amendment.


Zukri Samat points out that there were even applications to open new accounts today.

Prime minister makes the call for the first leg of the AFF Suzuki Cup final tonight.


Mukhriz says the rapid expansion of the aerospace sector in M'sia could contribute to national economic growth.


PARLIAMENT | Deputy minister tells senate that the exercise will not affect the 824,235 existing pensioners.


UPDATED 5PM | The SPV will manage the underperforming assets for seven years, says its CEO.

Ex-PM says it is 'not wise' for Harapan to politicise the issues surrounding the pilgrimage fund.

Minister clarifies that his two vehicles were included in his asset declaration submitted in October.


COMMENT | Even without Icerd, racism can be dealt a fatal blow by leaders who are not racist and who walk the talk.

Independent auditor reveals how RM4.258 billion in impairment losses had been concealed.




Party sec-gen confirms that two MPs and two assemblypersons are planning to jump ship.

COMMENT | Umno was forced upon Sabahans in the 1990s, now Bersatu is forced upon Sarawakians.

UPDATED 3.54PM | The minister, a Johorean, says transferring Pulau Kukup to the sultanate means its ownership has changed.


The move is crucial to the pilgrimage fund refocusing on its original purpose, he says.




UPDATED 1.29PM | TNB ordered to pay costs of RM20,000 to affected Cameron Highlands residents.




This is on the alleged tampering of the auditor-general's 1MDB report.

Only then can Putrajaya afford to restore people's aid programmes, he says.

COMMENT | As things stand, political entrepreneurs on the right are deftly tapping into Malay anxiety.

The syndicate uses various airlines from India to Malaysia and transits animals in luggage.

3.40PM | Ex-1MDB CEO summoned over the alleged tampering of the auditor-general's report on 1MDB.

LETTER | By caving in to pressure from extremists, it will only make such people bolder with their divisive agendas.

Nevertheless, the 'yellow vest' movement plans to follow through with a new round of protests this weekend.

Usoc report shows top executives took no action as the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal was unfolding.

Patel's abrupt resignation for 'personal reasons' is expected to roil Indian markets.

Minister says MPAJ needs more time to examine the structural integrity of the two blocks.

UPDATED 2.45PM | A group of 130 employees demonstrate outside Parliament demanding 'justice and job security.'

'I just won the Port Dickson seat and I have been given three months from my swearing-in date to do so', he explains.

ADUN SPEAKS | We must stop deploying race and ethnicity to sabotage the reform process that is slowly gaining traction.

He says both Malaysian and Singaporean vessels are remaining pending negotiations between the two countries.


The dissolution of Sabah Umno is also expected to be announced by its state chief today.

COMMENT | Amid the posturing, Ho Ching's call for cooler heads to prevail is timely.

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

This as an election looms and the gov't already facing criticism for harsh laws journalist say curbs press freedom.

QUESTION TIME | The current arrangement is already sufficient for it to remain a national park.


COMMENT | The real reason: It's easier to appoint party cronies as councillors, rather than risk the uncertainties of democratic elections.

Several and titles he has held for decades while he has never had his properties appraised prior to this, he says.


For transparency, publish all correspondence and discussion records on Seletar Airport ILS, the island republic insists.

Johor Crown Prince chides the PM after comparing his ‘conflicting statements’ over state land in Selangor and Johor.