Archive - 11 July 2022

The letters are being handed over on Tuesday at Istana Negara.

Bersatu president says the person who drafted the agreement was Takiyuddin.

He has been remanded for 3 days from today.

Jihad task force finds sufficient evidence of cooking oil being smuggled abroad.

This is over land excision from the Bukit Cerakah Forest Reserve.

He points out Umno and GPS only had single 'senior' cabinet post each.

Analyst says the companies' existing infrastructure will complement each other.

Malaysia's agri-commodities trade with Turkiye amounted to RM6.02 billion in 2021.

Wang Yi will meet with local counterpart on various bilateral trade issues.

Political veteran says fractured opposition will not win majority.

Umno leaders say PAS officials responded poorly to reported haj scam victims.

Ismail Sabri urges public to continue maintaining good practices.

Umno deputy used the term to refer to the party's baggage.

They were crushed by a fallen tree while in the jungle.

The coalition won 76 of 125 upper house seats.

Some would inflict suffering on others just to save face.

This group could not stand the successes of PM and Muhyiddin, he says.

'He had stood with Anwar and PKR through the darkest times.'

On average, there has been 5 deaths daily over the past week.

The agreed MA63 'is fundamental' to the establishment of the country.

Five more candidates declared intention to run for PM post.

The party's long game is bearing fruit.

The commission will meet and interview agency officials and others.

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has not been seen since Friday, July 8.

'What are Nurul's beliefs? Until we know, her leadership prospects are uncertain.'