Archive - 28 November 2022

Police conduct operations in several areas of the country. 

Racially charged slanders must be stopped, he says. 

The trade agreement will affect Malaysia’s economy and local businesses, they say. 

It’s unclear when Hew will be charged in court, counsel says. 

Ismail Sabri's aide says ex-PM also rejected armoured car.

UPDATED 7.35PM | It’s about legitimacy and political perception, Anwar says. 

UPDATED 7.25PM | PM hints accused are innocent until proven guilty.

They meet to strengthen their commitment to unity government. 

The focus is on 'disruptive' China.

Wan Rosdy urges PN to become an effective opposition. 

Vertical farming is a fast-growing industry. 

China’s zero-Covid policy is taking a toll on its citizens. 

Padang Serai has been Harapan’s stronghold for years, he says. 

People want reps to bring change, says Tengku Hassanal.

This is so civil service can carry out its duties properly.

T'ganu Harapan leader urges authorities to investigate potentially seditious remarks.

PKR info chief says authorities can take action if allegations true.

Anwar was seated in front passenger seat of BMW.

Any acquittal, even if warranted, would be seen as political interference.

The Jelai rep leads a BN-Harapan state govt.

'Narrow-minded individuals' may also exploit issue as political ammunition, says group.

Three-year-old poster previously debunked by Malaysiakini BM.

Johari Yazid says party hierarchy, discipline must be respected.

PAS president also trains his guns on Harapan's Malay leaders.

They top the Group E standings with four points.

A dozen people were detained. 

This is after his PN opponent labelled the unity govt 'zina'.

Coach Hansi Flick played his masterstroke.

He was on a TNB work trip in Frankfurt.

Brunei monarch also the first foreign leader to meet Anwar.

He dragged his younger siblings into the kitchen and called for help.

Active cases have dropped in past two weeks, but deaths on uptrend.

UPDATED 8.40PM | Vehicle purchased before Anwar took office, he will use what's available instead.

What better way to start his tenure as PM?

China's zero-Covid policy is taking a toll on its people and economy.

Coalition needs to be honest when dealing with racial, religious issues.

‘How fitting it would be if he is later found guilty and has to move to Kajang.’

MORNING BRIEF | Key news you should know about

A whopping 93% of mid-market enterprises (MMEs) in Malaysia are optimistic on the prospects of growing their top line in 2023 despite softening economic growth globally.