Archive - 11 June 2024

There needs to be official statement condemning preacher, Arun says.

‘Those detained were among the prime suspects.’

Countries in middle-income trap often face income inequality, says World Bank chief.

'Response shouldn't be seen as violation of non-interference principle.'

Govt coalition to announce by-election candidate at 9pm tomorrow.

Court held the book author liable for defaming the royal last December.

Customers paid in full, cannot alter tour prices, they say.

Issue touches on public's trust in justice system, Bar chief says.

This is an increase of 3 cases since June 3, one new death recorded on June 4.

They are not affected by the price increase, says minister.

Khalid slams authorities for cutting electricity, water supply to Kg Sg Baru residents.

1MDB is suing ex-PM's wife for US$346 million.

Fuziah warns towing firms, concrete producers against taking advantage of situation.

This includes balancing English mastery while upholding importance of Bahasa Malaysia.

Prosecution still preparing documents to be submitted to defence.

The Bachok lawmaker questions if petrol subsidy will use a similar system.

Azam counters, saying investigation is over alleged embezzlement, abuse of power.

Anwar says wealthy individuals must also give back to society.

Collaboration to offer professional Japanese certification courses for care workers to Malaysians

Authorities must join hands to arrest greedy business operators.

Developments that burden overstretched infrastructure continue to be approved.

That many cards make a wallet bulge, what more if it's in your body and can't be excreted.

Victim has signs of beatings, tears in reproductive tract and anus.

'You are all complicit in genocide,' shouts one protester.

UPDATED 11.45AM | ‘I want to prove not all politicians are arrogant crooks out to abuse people.’

They argue that the move was done in bad faith.

Polls put Trump ahead of President Joe Biden in a rematch that may turn dirty, ugly, venomous.

It's a matter of getting the right procedures in place.

Responding to P Gunasegaram's articles about the atrocities in Gaza.

This will broaden educational opportunities for people with disabilities.

‘It is about time we swallowed the bitter pill.’