Archive - 13 June 2019

The Identity and Democracy group aims to return power to EU member states and curb immigration.

Boris Johnson wins the most support from Conservative lawmakers in first round of contest to replace Theresa May. 

The meeting takes place at the Presidential Palace in Abu Dhabi as part of three-day visit by M'sian monarch. 

Efforts are ongoing to track down another four bodies.

Jurisdiction will fall of the state where the offence occurred, he says.

Minister P Waythamoorthy says operation to find more bodies will continue.

All mining operations are according to rules and regulations.

The crews have been evacuated, one operator suspects its ship hit by a torpedo.

IGP says police are investigating the matter and will treat it like any other case.

UPDATED 5.46PM | Deputy minister says his staff is an exemplary worker. 

Six helicopters purchased in 2015, yet to be received by the Malaysian Armed Forces.

COMMENT | When I started playing badminton, all I wanted to do was to represent Malaysia. And I believed I did it with pride and honour.

Baljit Singh censures the public, politicians and media for focussing on the minister's alleged sex clips.

Hafiq says safety concerns among reasons for the police report.

The order was made taking into accounts various aspects, including risk of infection.

The fund transfer advice document being circulated online, alleges a transfer of money to a federal minister.

"I have been busy with with my ministers and ensuring investors are confident about Malaysia."

Accept Mazlan Bujang as the new Johor liaison chairperson, urges Solihan Badri.

UPDATED 5.54PM | Shamsul Iskandar says if he does reply within three days, the ministry will terminate his contract.

UPDATED| Teresa Kok says the committee would discuss the subject before its implementation by 2020.

The itinerary includes a talk at the Cambridge Union and an Aidilfitri do in London.

LETTER | This has been confirmed by independent scientific reviews.

April 2019 industrial production grew four percent year-on-year

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GPs only asking for the fee agreed upon in 2013.

UPDATED 7.10PM | Consultation with doctors in Japan concludes that he is not "fit to do high-intensity activities."

He says full cooperation will be given to the police and Jawi.

The PM and CPC Central Committee member Li Xi discussed trade relations and strengthening bilateral ties.

Hong Kong authorities have shut government offices in the city’s financial district for the rest of the week.

UPDATED 1.12PM | Hilman Idham, however, declines to reveal details and wants police to investigate.

He also expresses concern that more videos of their previous sexual encounters may be leaked.

Tan Chee Hiong says William Leong had initially said the Harapan manifesto had been violated.

The remains were in pieces as they were hung on trees according to traditional last rites

This occurs as investors anticipate a resumption of the US-China trade war, says a dealer.

The cause of the seal die-off is as yet unknown, say experts from the local atmospheric administration.

The popular singer died from lung complications early today, at the Ampang Hospital.

IGP Abdul Hamid Bador admits the SB was used by the previous administration to silence dissidents.

'The fairness of the Indian justice system has never been in question,' says India's External Affairs Ministry.

Both the riot police and protesters brace for possible further clashes today over the extradition bill.

COMMENT | The ease with which fakes can be made renders sex videos suspicious.

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

UPDATED 12.30AM | 'Perhaps one day you will see lewd pictures of me like that,' says the prime minister.