Archive - 10 June 2022

Time given to resolve matters related to recent party elections.

'Revolution of our Times' released on Vimeo on June 1.

Technology can generate new crop varieties, says Adham.

Mastermind living in M'sia since 2010, says Immigration DG.

Doubtful GST can be implemented this year, minister says.

Group will work to settle final 0.8pct in coming months.

Everyone deserves a second chance, says Ismail Sabri.

Today’s announcement by the government shows that human rights change is possible, and that the global trend towards abolition remains unstoppable.

It comes 10 days after govt lifted 2-month lockdown. 

This is after the international agency criticised Tehran over unexplained uranium.

This follows criticism from MPs opposing federal counsel's involvement.

58.8 pct of experts were unsure the project would materialise.

M'sian mothers stage protest at Putrajaya NRD.

Pilot programme in Johor Bahru effective, to be implemented in Klang Valley.

Impact on over 1,000 students and young innovators through 60 awareness and collaboration programs

This is amid rising global oil prices.

Bersatu was reported to be interested in a 'big tent' strategy.

UPDATED 5.08PM | Group also calls for critical reform in the criminal justice system.

PBM president Larry Sng says party hopes Zuraida will remain in her post.

'Significant step forward' to complete abolishment of capital punishment.

'Other matters are more important.'

Mohd Amin long been linked to ministers in charge of foreign worker recruitment.

'Claims (Bon Odori) strictly a cultural event does not have enough merit.'

UPDATED 12.52PM | Gallows to be substituted with other punishments at court's discretion.

Lawyer submits a series of negligent acts by immigration officers.

Source says delay is for completion of forensic audit on recent party election.

Some do not like it when others succeed.

Asri suggests 'Japanese cultural festival'.

Ukraine hopes for more artillery to offset Russia's massive firepower.

Expectations China's oil demand will increase raise supply concerns.

The former Selangor MB was jailed for corruption in 2015.

Three new categories will also be introduced.

Deputy minister says project received approval from Orang Asli in the area.

Number of Covid-19 patients in hospital relatively stable for past 2 weeks.

This was decided in a supreme leadership council meeting on June 8.

The panel chair makes the accusation in a televised presentation.

Bungling the non-issue only caused more misunderstandings against Islam.

‘Sultan's rebuke is a slap on the face of self-serving attitudes of religious bodies.’

Diesel-like odour pollution measuring up to three tons detected in Bangi.

Warisan leader sees DAP as hypocrites on cooperation.

Film authority also does not want to glorify violent protests.

Labour, environmental groups have opposed the law.

Ismail Sabri comfortable with play-safe politics - Awang Azman.

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