Archive - 30 November 2022

MCMC and police monitoring the ‘provocative videos‘ closely. 

The state budget is worth over RM500 million. 

Abandoning principles for quick solutions will haunt us later. 

The expenditure did not go through Parliament, Sany claims. 

Thomas denies mishandling claims by alleged descendants of the Sulu sultanate.

Scheme to protect housewives against domestic accidents, invalidity, among others.

Candidate says coalition leadership has yet to decide on the matter.

No country became developed by engaging in hate speech, Lee says. 

Judge allows the application to withdraw by Valen, Oh & Partners.

Appeals court has many other cases pending, has to postpone Azeez's case.

Appointments purely PM's prerogative, says Amanah no 2.

Several major roads in the city centre are inundated.

Tolls will have to be paid at three plazas on the highway.

MOF says govt will continue to monitor the trends of global crude oil prices.

We’re trying to get broadest international support possible, EU president says. 

Selangor Harapan leaders says voters are aware of the compromises needed.

The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claimed responsibility for the attack.

Mah does not confirm if any MCA MPs signed SDs for PN.

He dies due to leukaemia and multiple organ failure. 

Amirudin says state Harapan not 'greedy for power'.

Youth Parliamentary Debathon discuss issues on mandatory voting.

Umno president is key to the govt's formation, says Puad Zarkashi.

Stigma hampering progress in understanding those with dementia. 

Currently, the PM appoints five of the nine JAC members.

Marking the celebration of its 5th anniversary, CVSKL supported underprivileged patients through the CVSKL Foundation in waiving patients’ surgery

Many areas in Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang, and others will be affected.

The risks seem to outweigh any potential benefits of doing so.

Court of Appeal sets aside his nine-month imprisonment sentence. 

UPDATED 4.30PM | They call on new govt to instil 'spirit of togetherness'. 

New cabinet is likely to be sworn in before Friday, says report.

Amanah member claims an MP was heard talking about a political coup. 

Children will be trained in basic living skills.

UPDATED 3.42PM | DAP leaders claim ex-MCA veep involved in land sold below market price. 

Without Zahid helming Umno, BN MPs may sway towards Muhyiddin later.  

However, TikTok is not able to determine if payments came from politicians.

'I was informed Pahang BN leadership refused to cooperate with PN.'

UPDATED 2.20PM | Provisions that comply with the law's requirements will be included - Khaled. 

Malay-Muslims in govt will protect Islam, says Khairuddin.

PN also wants to head parliamentary select committees, says PAS info chief. 

They are part of a one-off arrangement for 10,000 Bangladeshi workers to M'sia.

Some claim it's a Chinese-dominated govt, but numbers show otherwise.

It will be disbursed in January. 

Netherlands bring curtain down on World Cup hosts.

Senegal was without talismanic Sadio Mane.

Ensure that every Malaysian upholds the five pillars of Rukun Negara.

They will take charge of the Costa Rica-Germany Group E match.

UEM Sunrise’s Residensi Astrea Mont’Kiara contributes to the Mont’Kiara skyline, punctuated by its topping out ceremony today, further marking the Company’s presence in the international neighbourhood.

The Undi18 bill spearheaded this attempt for inclusivity and to dissolve archaic beliefs intertwined within the fabric of Malaysian society.

Ecuador's players were in tears on the final whistle.

He says the BN component parties signed SDs to support PN.

Security was beefed up during the match. 

England will face Group A runners-up Senegal on Sunday.

Ok to question, don't use slanderous narrative, PM says.

Rights group says the premier does not have a special status in law.

The move maintains an unfavourable status quo for children of gay couples. 

Syed Mohd also claims that Zahid is now seen as Anwar's 'donkey'.

The line that separates licit from illicit freedom is fraught but must be drawn.

Components were damaged due to lightning strike.

A court will decide today whether such marriages are constitutional.

About 100 people hold a memorial for victims of Urumqi fire in Xinjiang.

This comes after Twitter let go of almost half its staff.

This is the first in-orbit crew rotation in Chinese space history.

Active cases trending down while hospitalisations remain steady.

‘The civil service can make or break a government.’

The first big breakthrough in 30 years of Alzheimer’s research.

Cabinet team may be announced today, source claims. 

PAS is ramping up its attacks - Harapan shouldn’t take the bait.

It is to ease the unpopular ‘zero-Covid’ restrictions. 

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