Archive - 9 March 2024

Minister not interested in assumptions and accusations over citizenship application.

This is over Wan Saiful's remark in Dewan Rakyat.

Amir says such a matter was never discussed by central leadership.

Group wants a white paper tabled to end the under-representation.

The baby suffered severe head injuries, says cop.

Firdaus Wong vows to defend Teo's comments, calls it 'factual'.

UPDATED 10.04PM | I also hope ROS would approve it quickly, says Bersatu president.

UPDATED 8.15AM | 'Though he is not with PN, he is our ally.'

An investigation is underway, says Indonesian Transport Ministry.

Civil servant matters adequately handled in Public Officers Regulations, Zuki says.

UPDATED 6.15PM | This comes after several MPs and a rep declared support for govt.

Islamic affairs minister greenlit action, he says.

Ex-PM suspended Parliament in August 2021, says Hassan.

The move will worsen statelessness among children, it says.

'Any redevelopment, rejuvenation or renewal plan must receive owners' consent.'

Staffers cannot wait until new investors come - Kamarul.

Akmal says govt needs to inculcate nationalistic aspects.

United Tausug Citizens group demanding US$5b from Malaysia.

Deputy health minister says 4.7m Malaysians affected by chronic kidney disease.

Sports minister says it is being studied before being deliberated by cabinet.

Efforts to treat drug users and addicts should be encouraged.

Republic credits Acry for enhancing cooperation between M'sian, S'porean police.

Deputy minister Adly says those accused of misconduct are suspended amid investigation.

This follows reported discrepancies during the previous polls on Feb 11.

Drivers should be mindful of motorcyclists when on the road.

PN chief also accuses govt of controlling social media narrative.

Participants hold signs in support of Palestine, LGBTQ+ rights, citizenship issues.

UPDATED 1.34PM | Why invite 'lackeys', asks party info chief.

Message includes fake news report from The Star.

Group advisor Surendran says it flies in face of parliamentary independence.

Minister notes a culture of 'speak first, apologise later' among some MPs.

Minister expresses shock and regret, hopes for thorough investigation as deterrence.

PM says increased flexibility would allow women to better care for their families.

Some of the proposed amendments have courted flak from rights groups.

Here's a quick rundown of who's who and what's what.

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