Archive - 31 December 2022

They also note the uncharted political landscape Malaysia is in.

Sultan Sharafuddin says the nation faces a challenging year ahead.

Anwar is confident good enforcement officers will eliminate bad apples.

MB says fair for inbound China travellers to register themselves.

Kedah records over RM9 billion in investments in first half of the year. 

His body will lie in state from Monday in St Peter's Basilica.

PKR will decide collectively on attendance if invited, he says. 

Their Majesties pray for all Malaysians’ wellbeing and prosperity. 

The general assembly has requested the ICJ's opinion on Israeli-occupied territories.

Party info chief says govt should monitor the situation first.

Thousands of Weibo users criticise the move.

We will always remain a united family. 

Customers' data remain secure and private, it reassures them.

We’ll continue implementing good policies to encourage more investments, he says. 

Magistrate Court extends remand until Jan 7 to facilitate investigations. 

The circumstances of her death were not given.

What we need is minister with political will, Puad and Ramasamy say. 

Health body makes the call following surge in Covid-19 cases in China. 

This is to help public mitigate rising cost of living, minister says. 

Buck up or ship out.

Pyongyang has fired around 70 missiles this year alone, Yonhap says. 

Fake news spread on social media mostly instead of press outlets. 

Farmers in Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang will receive payment first. 

Patients reportedly have to wait for up to 40 hours.

Court may decide on it for clarity purposes irrespective of speaker’s decision. 

Low energy prices caused wasteful attitude, Nik Nazmi says.

He drowned while trying to save two tourists.

Where’s the cabinet paper on the decision, PSM asks Sivakumar.

Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek wants equal access to education.

It's doable because Anwar is committed to reforms and unity.

Active cases are down 23 percent from two weeks ago.

We have to trust people with information, minister says.

Pengerang MP dedicates herself to championing legal reforms and human rights. 

'There is nothing more important than addressing this right now.'