Archive - 15 July 2022

The higher education minister is awarded for advancing science and technology.

Parties told to file submissions by Sept 5.

Party sec-gen remains optimistic that changes will be approved.

Sisters in Islam says Syariah charge similar to criminal court's.

One case has been brought to court, one to the coroner.

Those buying between RM500k and RM1m will get 50pct off.

Ismail Sabri says MOU has not been cancelled.

Teacher was angered by student's behaviour.

Graft buster investigating misappropriation in govt hiring programme.

The 12 photos were then transferred and deleted from the camera.

Region on edge due to US-China rivalry.

Highest temperature recorded in Britain was 38.7C in 2019.

Coalition says such actions might inflame tensions between religious communities.

Governor says banks will also only file bankruptcy petitions as last resort.

The seven men were involved in the 2019 anti-government protest.

Health Minister Khairy says manufacturers will also step up production.

This will be the Chinese president's first trip to region in 8 years.

Treasury projects 2022 expenditure on aid and subsidies to reach RM77.7b.

Judge allows the application by Siti Bainun to remove the seal.

'I believe the government will act and decide wisely.'

Another wave of infections is on the horizon.

Samples from turtles in a food market tested positive for the pathogen.

Minister wants policy coordination across countries.

Those barred were from divisions that did not hold annual meetings.

It's led by Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar.

The shortage took place 'due to multifold increases in demand'.

MPs and ministers who are in their twilight years should hand over their positions.

With the number of chronic and critical illness patients growing constantly, and the emergence of new diseases and disorders, there are more health complications and conditions today, which often require special therapeutic diets for nutritional support.

It's still in contact with officials at technical levels within the govt. 

Six-time PM, opposition leader and former journalist vie for the post.

Voting for next president in parliament scheduled for July 20.

Rafizi ally says big tent proponents prioritising govt positions.

Rizal Van Geyzal is expected to be released at 6.30pm today, his lawyer says.

UPDATED 8.13PM | They only managed to get RM3,000 so far.

Zelenskiy calls Russia a 'terrorist' state, urges more sanctions. 

Biden is expected to meet Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas today. 

The local currency slipped to 4.4450/4485.

Relations have been strained dating to Japan's 1910-1945 occupation.

Apandi Ali cites personal commitments as reason for resignation.

There may also be an election for deputy speaker post to replace Azalina Othman.

'Do not be an enemy from within.'

UPDATED 11.48AM | 'Our direction is clear,' says Saifuddin.

Takiyuddin openly admitted to drafting deal, says Guan Eng.

Like most Malaysians, I am sick to death of a succession of Malay PMs.

Boost calls for all Malaysians to recommend future support needed on social media

Hassan says Anwar is an asset to the 'reformasi' struggle.

If we don't make meaningful progress now, neither will the next generation. 

This comes after HR Ministry's statement on attestation process involving 15 BRAs.

Why certain individuals are allowed to berate other faiths?

Award-winning Bujin keeps the traditional batik spirit alive with contemporary designs.

More deaths likely to be reported this month.

Muslim group tries to allay Muar MP's doubts over the issue.

‘Please don’t make the same mistake again.’

This is after a steady increase in Covid-19 cases recorded.

'Apology doesn't mean admission as all blame rests with current state govt.'

MACC arrested 26 men and 11 women in connection with its probe.

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