Archive - 12 June 2022

'So far, the Agong has commanded us to go on working.'

'Malaysia will continue to strengthen bilateral and economic relations.'

Ex-AG wants Anwar to ask himself why he has yet to become PM.

Ismail Sabri makes a surprise visit to the complex with Johor MB.

Drugs now widely used by addicts are syabu and ecstasy pills.

He will only issue a statement after election results are formally finalised.  

Opposition leader says both Bahasa Malaysia and English are important.

The convictions are under Section 39B(2) of the Dangerous Drugs Act.

Elected representatives should be allowed to scrutinise proposed policy, legal amendments.

High demand in the plantation sector causes owners willing to pay more.

UPDATED 6.45PM | Kepong MP asks who is paying whom for the 200 street lamps.

They are Roger Tan Kor Mee and Wan Kamaruzaman Wan Ahmad.

FT minister defeats incumbent Muthu by just four votes.

Components say will continue to strengthen cooperation.

Minister says it will help Sabah improve rice self-sufficiency.

Trust given by the people and other parties should not be betrayed.

This includes a youth who threatened to behead a BJP spokesperson.

It remains committed to serving Sepang folk amid rising cost of living. 

Miniature armoured vehicles slug it out at the RC Tank Biathlon Malaysia.

The minister also urges the Washington to stop smearing Beijing.

He passed away after collapsing at a function in Kuching.

Experiencing and accepting different cultures will only enhance one's faith.

NGO says death penalty abolition would help M'sians on death row abroad. 

Umno's Rengit rep claims Bar Council 'selective' on issues it defends. 

Party's info chief says Kedah MB implying judiciary can be interfered with.

The group is clear in its stance to cancel the project.

NGO leader also urges Kelantan MB to visit the location.

MALAYSIANSKINI | The photojournalist is at the heart of the scene to tell real stories. 

Plan includes cooperation in oil, petrochemicals, defence, agriculture, tourism, and culture.

A witness says plainclothes police arrested the journalist following a report.

Cops opened fire to break up protests, unclear if victims were shot.

Junta will listen to some more than others, Saifuddin says.

Judge rules case cannot be proven beyond reasonable doubt.

He says it was a BN seat until GE13.

Singaporean lawyer has tried to save many M'sians from gallows. 

Some have no safety net, they sink and sleep on the streets.

Active infections down 6.8pct compared to 2 weeks ago. 

It's important to accept and rectify our mistakes, ex-MB shares. 

‘Focus on preventing floods rather than mitigating them.’