Archive - 4 November 2024

Suspect being treated for mental health issues, Rusdi says.

Strengthen party for bigger challenges ahead, says the ex-PM.

PARLIAMENT | Chong condemns Wan Razali for causing enmity.

Lee's MyKad and driving licence were allegedly found on a battlefield in Ukraine.

PARLIAMENT | MACC also denies allegations, chides Awang for remarks.

Four locations were raided simultaneously, according to an official.

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PARLIAMENT | Lawmakers from both sides want greater accountability, transparency in state companies.

Some quarters raised questions about Hilman's Youth chief win.

The Guidelines includes practical operational and business continuity considerations that should be done prior to, during and after flooding, to mitigate its worst effects.

This was following a change of the defence team.

UK-based fraud investigator testifies of funds flowing into American casino company.

The public can go to the Tun HS Lee station to pay their fines.

UPDATED 4.38PM | This is about national security, Tangau says.

Minister says existing tanks at the end of their lifespan, replacements difficult to source.

UPDATED 4.40PM | Results in line with Muhyiddin's 'formula' for party unity, Wan Fayhsal also bags supreme council spot.

Ong is also thankful for public's support, Zaid says.

Saarani reminds members not to be swayed by detractors' rhetoric.

Rehda says such a cap will negatively affect numerous upstream and downstream industries.

Draft resolution is in negotiation process, expected to be tabled at UN General Assembly for approval soon.

PARLIAMENT | Malaysia committed to carrying out UN peacekeeping misson, but safety is paramount, he says.

Syed Ibrahim concerned with progress of proposed institutional and legal system reforms.

UPDATED 5.25PM | PAS info chief clarifies dream was shared in 'family' context, not meant to elevate Hadi.

His lawyer argues the case raises constitutional questions of freedom of speech.

The government should formulate measures to fully exploit the opportunities presented.

Group training is a far more effective way of learning.

IRB advises public to avoid spreading false info, be vigilant with suspicious notifications.

UPDATED 12.38PM | PARLIAMENT | Opposition argues MAHB could expose itself in shares sale to Blackrock-linked firm.

The proposed amendments to Act 355 raise more questions about Islamic governance than it answers.

FashionValet board member should know better than to be enticed into 'trial by public opinion'.

Sultan Ibrahim is the company's second-biggest shareholder

UPDATED 3.46PM | Case facts state Ong didn’t understand accused’s hand signal to move his car.

Non-Malays' political power to constrain religious and racial state excesses is diminishing.

Sitting to continue with debate on Supply Bill 2025.

How were giant GLICs brought in to invest in such a rookie business?

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