Archive - 18 February 2023

‘The offer to join goes well with my political struggles.’

'Extra reviews needed to ensure distribution is done fairly.'

Subramaniam says Zahid had talked about suing blogger last year.

Relevant party can present arguments or justifications, says MB.

Finas Act will also be amended to prevent board members' exploitation.

Three components will be finalised, says Saifuddin.

The project may affect 89 families and 86 burial plots. 

It's expected to exceed RM2b by then, says the minister.

Proposed constitutional amendment should be expedited, Nancy says. 

Malaysia has a lot to work on when it comes to discrimination. 

With 33 votes, former minister is now vice-president number 5. 

Anger mounts over flawed urban development and UN requests for more funding. 

Group urges all relevant authorities to ensure amendments passed quickly.

Minister Saifuddin says allowing mothers to confer citizenship will affect related matters.

UPDATED 5.28PM | Ex-PM says MACC questioned him as witness, not suspect.

DPM says govt will continue to raise awareness of situation abroad.

He is being investigated for allegedly soliciting RM7,000 in bribes. 

Companies reap profits from workforce which includes interns, Harris says. 

It allows industry players develop better creative works suited to current times. 

The syndicate's operations span six states.

He also advises scholars not to misuse religion to justify immoral acts. 

Hardline group got motivated after US forces withdrew from Afghanistan. 

Turkish authorities crackdown on individuals following deadly earthquake on Feb 6. 

Spokesperson says much can be learned by probing the wreckage.

Please watch the movie before judging, Fred Chong pleads. 

It is better to detain the family unit in special facilities.

When you say you are "bohemian", you mean that you exclude yourself from conventional rules of society. You are carefree and lighthearted, you value friendship and above all, you are creative.

UPDATED 9.31AM | Change will allow women married to foreigners to confer citizenship.

Pakistani Taliban claims responsibility for the attack.

Minister Fadhlina says it is among efforts to reduce teachers' workload.

'Is it a political statement, or is she dreaming?'

The prime minister approves the appointment.

'State govt should abide by 2021 National Land Council resolution.'