
Utusan faces possible delisting from Bursa Malaysia
Financial distress causes the oldest Malay daily to cease print operations on Wednesday.

Financial distress causes the oldest Malay daily to cease print operations on Wednesday.

'Umno can assist Utusan tomorrow if the Harapan government releases the frozen funds.'

Uggah: A total of 26 forest fire hotspots in the state with Miri being the worst affected by the haze.

The Jakim assistant director claims his social media account was hacked.

Minister says gov't yet to receive application from Lynas for construction of permanent deposit facility.

Khalid Samad: I hope people would get the right information and make the right choice in 15th GE.

Howard Lee leaves it to the police to investigate the threat made in a Whatsapp group.

The preacher had his statement recorded over comments he made during a ceramah in Kelantan.

Koon investigated over comments that were deemed disrespectful to the armed forces.

The case involving Perak exco member Paul Yong has dragged on for more than a month.

The group had protested over Wong Shu Qi's statement that Jawi had been used in erotic novels.

British media publish a picture of Queen Elizabeth's second son in Epstein's mansion.

Redzuan wants all to adhere to the constitution to prevent racial issues from flaring up.

The unemployed man told the court he couldn't recall why he entered the house.


Redzuan: Gov't renewed Lynas licence after looking at facts, information, and listening to experts.

UPDATED 6.35PM | Its online operations would continue as usual while the print edition is suspended pending discussions with new investors.

This also accorded the right to safety to those under threat, says Hadi.


Other decisions include handing over the regulation of gas distribution to S'wak govt.

The creativity of our youth unleashed!

CM says the information is made public on the state government's website.

“Regrettably, some of those allegations were indeed factually accurate at the time.”


Rosmah also files another application to get an expert to verify the jewellery seized for forfeiture.

DAP sec-gen claims Umno and PAS will not succeed in ousting Harapan by sowing racial and religious animosity.

UPDATED 2.55PM | Latheefa responds to question on Azam Baki's workload once he returns from sick leave.

PAHANG DUN | MB responds to report that five possible locations have been identified for the PDF.


DPM Prawit Wongsuwan rejects freeing of detainees as a precondition to peace talks.

He gives P Ramasamy and three others 48 hours to make an unreserved apology and offer a reasonable sum in settlement.

COMMENT | It is one of the most expensive urban river restoration projects ever undertaken.

UPDATED 2PM | Civil servants make up 46.3pct of arrests, and those aged 40 and below 53.4pct.

Raja Zarith Sofia pays tribute to her maternal grandmother in a Facebook post.

Such hopes found support from China's interest rate reforms and a fiscal stimulus in Germany.

"We're doing tremendously well, our consumers are rich, I gave a tremendous tax cut, and they're loaded with money," Trump says.

Sultan Abdullah awarded the Darjah Kerabat Mahkota Brunei by Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah.

However, it believes the risks will persist into 2020 with the escalation of the US-China trade dispute.

A decision will be announed next week.

The number of states where the preacher is free to speak is reducing.

PM says UK doesn't need to get 'caught in the crossfire' in the case of a trade war with Europe.

An inscription tells future generations: "We know what is happening and what needs to be done. Only you know if we did it."

He is scheduled to be questioned for a second time at Bukit Aman at 3pm.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke says an announcement will be made once details are firm.

This after Canada issued a joint statement with European Union on the 'fundamental right of assembly'.

LIVE | Malaysiakini brings you live reports from ex-premier Najib Abdul Razak's SRC International trial.


LETTER | Clearly, the bill confers far less investigative powers to the commission than the 2005 bill.

A series of protests have taken place since Modi's gov't revoked the autonomy of the region.

DAP leader notes that race relations have become more strained since the GE14.

Rahim Noor believes there is enough evidence against the preacher to do so.

LETTER | Malaysia's economic and infrastructural advantages include a stable, cheaper currency, a smart work force, and a bevy of smart cities.

COMMENT | In the midst of the darkness, I must not lose myself, but strive harder to find myself.

Lee Hsien Loong says options include building polders or connecting to islands offshore.

LIVE | Malaysiakini brings you live reports from ex-premier Najib Abdul Razak's 1MDB trial.

They need to equip themselves with broad knowledge, believes Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin.

UNHCR estimates 4.3 million Venezuelans have fled economic and political turmoil in their country.

UPDATED 9.36AM | Organisers say weekend turnout shows the movement still has broad support.

INTERVIEW | Chow says this as the state will host the 2019 World Seafood Congress next month.

INTERVIEW | If Penang gets the funds, he says, it will consider scaling back the south reclamation project.

COMMENT | It smacks of double standards. It is even hollow.

COMMENT | If it follows Kit Siang's advice about voicing grievances, this would sound its death knell.

YOURSAY | 'Should non-Muslims also place ethnicity and religion before citizenship and nationality?'


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