Archive - 8 May 2023

This follows the death of the previous chairperson on Feb 23.

Minister says probe shows no permission given to use fire hydrant.

Cops have arrested two men and two women in connection with three cases.

Mohd Isam says he wants to fully focus on his Tampin parliamentary constituency.

Nik Nazmi says his ministry is identifying several suitable locations in the Federal Territories.

MOH is updating protocols in line with the end of the global emergency.

They continue to trade barbs despite a legal suit pending in court.

It affects their health, cause them to run away in fear.

They also submit memorandum on the matter to MB. 

Zahid says govt intends to strengthen its part in managing refugees and asylum seekers. 

This will enable users in both countries to make instant retail payments.

1MDB TRIAL | Ex-banker testifies he had observed the fugitive greenlit such investment.

Moscow prepares for parade to mark Soviet triumph over Nazi Germany.

It aims to manage nation’s minerals, balancing economic needs, revenue.

UPDATED 4.44PM | Chang rejects Lynas' appeal to remove four govt conditions. 

NGOs want UNHCR to speed up resettlement of refugees.

As such no decision has been made on the increase, says PM.

Indonesian president calls for end to violence in strife-torn country. 

Case involved 'novel points of law' and complex legal issues, he claims.

'But we are not perturbed by it,' says Anwar.

China foreign minister stresses US must correct handling of Taiwan issue. 

Only a Selangorian can understand local flavour, says PAS leader.

PM dabbles with ideas, the latest, a version of distributism.

There are challenges, risks that must be addressed with new technology. 

Ex-MP wants to help party during upcoming state polls.

China tourist accuses instructor of kissing her during scuba dive. 

The prestigious Graduates' Choice Award (GCA) has announced the most sought-after employers in Malaysia for 2023, marking its fifth consecutive year.

Key to economic transformation lies in attracting high-quality investment.

Some have borrowed more than the maximum RM1,000 bank credit allowed by law.

He's responding to Pasir Gudang MP's worries about such a move.

Elites deathly afraid Anwar’s class rabble-rousing will gain traction.

UPDATED 9.26AM | He leaves it to state leaders to conduct seat negotiations.

‘Their multi-billions would have gone a long way for the poor.’

This is until the weather returns to normal. 

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