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He hopes the two countries will be 'on the best of terms' despite the contentious issues.

LETTER | You and Harapan pledged to save Malaysia but are doing the exact opposite of your GE14 manifesto.

He says Muhyiddin would have abided by Dr M's decision if he had known about it.


Judge Edwin Paramjothy says attacks on constitutional monarchy should be taken seriously, but rehabilitation should also be part of sentencing.


Finance Ministry has set aside RM42mil for distribution to 70,000 plantation smallholders.

Marzuki Mohamad says his boss turned this down out of respect for Mahathir.

PCM's application to join the coalition has not been approved.


Action may be taken against banks that reject loan applications without reasonable justification.

Bersatu president denies there is a rift between Mahathir and him, but acknowledges they have differing opinions.




Syabas thanks consumers for their cooperation.

Anesthesiologist Wui Kin Chin climbed to the summit but failed to descend to a lower camp.

Mahathir will be studying the names before seeking the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's consent, he says.



Ex-PM seeks to strike out charges, with lawyers arguing he had insufficient notice of the alleged offences' details.

The scheme would include a 'modified' version of the scheduled salary deduction mechanism that received much backlash last year.




Breaking down the 'healthy' behind palm oil.

PBS entrusts the 64-year-old former Batu Sapi MP with the task of breaking DAP's dominance.



The police personnel from the Pekan CID were detained for alleged bribery on Tuesday.

LETTER | The AG's contempt proceedings go against freedom of speech.


He also dismisses allegations of conflict of interest stemming from his position in the landowner, the Federal Territory Foundation.


Governor cites strong performance as proof that competency, accountability and transparency (CAT) policy is paying off.

UPDATED| Two have rejected and two have not responded. Asheeq tells them not to hide behind politicians.

Meanwhile, an NGO urges the government to regulate property advertisements to encourage better price discovery.


Sec-gen says party will take tough action against members who contest or campaign against Harapan candidate.



UPDATED 2.08PM | Teresa Kok says China's plan to purchase additional palm oil across 5 years will be of 'big help' to smallholders.


Thomas denies that he is to be blamed for failing to convince the Conference of Rulers.


The superpower has repeatedly said it is not seeking to trap anyone with debt and only has good intentions.


Muslims told to pray at home on Friday, while priests have been advised not to conduct mass at churches.

'We will give our full support to Vivian Wong,' adds the chief minister.

M Veeran says Indian community's main gripe is perceived racism and favouritism shown by Education Ministry.


This will be done through the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism.

Authorities blame the difficulty in identifying body parts at bomb scenes for the earlier inaccurate number.


The terrorist group has made Tawau and Sandakan its new points to enter southern Philippines and Rakhine in Myanmar, Fuzi says.


It will be the platform for the private sector to propose digital tech initiatives, says minister Gobind Singh.

COMMENT | 'Malays are slighted by the smallest provocation, but they are free to insult other religions without serious reprimand.'

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