Archive - 2 October 2023

This is to free up supply of local rice in the market.

Op BPT to conduct inspections at factories, warehouses starting tomorrow.

Plans for country to be vaccine producing hub in 10 years.

PM joins Pelangai by-election campaign trail in Felda Chemomoi.

Retiree, fast food worker, and rubber tapper share their experiences.

Could pose threat to residents and property, says Natural Resources Ministry.

Country's revenue as share of GDP has been declining, Apurva says.

Companies in Indonesia receive warnings, including M'sian subsidiaries.

Karikó and Weissman were colleagues at University of Pennsylvania.

Avoid outdoor activities for long hours, Aminuddin advises.

Deploying police for election ceramah is a form of suppression.

Finding their groove and staying relevant in changing workplace.

Malaysia should welcome the reinforcement of the Constitutional Monarchy.

'They understand each other's economic needs and sensitivities.'

Discover the Value of Geographical Indications

UPDATED 3.40PM | This is in relation to the case involving the ex-AG’s memoir.

The NGO points to Singapore, which experienced difficulty in implementing voluntary system.

We’ll adhere to central leadership’s decision, Chiew says. 

UPDATED 3.35PM | Economist says this is due to weak global growth, external demand.

Tycoon is suing Kedah MB for alleged defamation committed in election ceramah.

Cheras, Seremban record the highest API as of noon at 163.

Bringing the Joy of Borneo to Malaysians

UPDATED 12.20PM | Only those worthy of subsidies get to purchase, says minister.

Seni Jaya proudly presents the inaugural 'B★VERSE' (BTS, Singing the Stars) exhibition world tour in Southeast Asia. 

This is in line with 18-month polls postponement for state elections.

While older generation Felda settlers prefer BN, youngsters don’t feel the same. 

UPDATED 10.24AM | This is over PM's allegation his ex-mentor amassed riches while in power.

DAP should champion secularism and not seek populist appeal using religious sentiment. 

Without stern action taken, Malaysia remains complicit in forced labour crimes. 

'Public wants to monitor lawmakers' conduct in committee proceedings'.

Don’t elect someone who can create a ‘distance’, he says. 

’Accept facts and figures and implement gradual changes now.’

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