Archive - 6 November 2024

It highlights that the global economy continues to expand.

Team comprises 854 personnel on peacekeeping duties.

UPDATED 10.29PM | Agency also seizes handbags, watch worth about RM200k.

Raid on a 30-year-old apartment complex sees 71 foreigners detained.

These include complaint records and customer satisfaction.

PARLIAMENT | Verbal altercation stems from Tiong's speech being disrupted.

PM hopes incoming US president will open 'new chapter of renewed opportunities'.

This year’s program showcased 20 exceptional Malaysian e-commerce SMEs, each presenting innovative, retail-tech-driven solutions developed over the rigorous four-month accelerator program.

UPDATED 6.37PM | It is believed this includes articles published in Mkini.

Prisons Dept reveals that prison facilities are operating at 11.24 percent overcapacity.

PARLIAMENT | DPM however says it has to be done individually.

Nga says govt resolute in addressing overcrowding, housing affordability issues.

This is a very positive development, says PM.

Commitee in charge to decide based on guidelines, minister says.

MB says mining project SOPs have been finalised after several revisions.

UPDATED 6.43PM | Group suspected of soliciting, accepting bribes from celebrity preacher.

Bloomberg made false insinuation, says Aminul's lawyer.

Bench dismisses application with RM30k costs.

Union criticises the bank in a series of statements.

M'sian contractor also to pay US$20m in restitution to US Navy, among others.

UPDATED 3.50PM | We will get to the bottom of it, says health minister.

Questioning of couple enters second day, eight hours spent at Putrajaya office yesterday.

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Kagan notes while policies may change with new president, bilateral relations' fundamentals will remain.

PARLIAMENT | Deputy minister says however that details cannot be revealed yet.

UPDATED 9.40PM | Trump secures 277 electoral college votes, Harris gets 224.

Anwar holds bilateral meeting with Premier Li.

Man in his 50s is the second suspect to be detained in the case.

UPDATED 1.43PM | Thomas contends it is not to undermine Umno, its leaders.

Numerous issues could have been avoided if they had stepped up.

Yusoff seeking to declare Section 41B of the Dangerous Drugs Act unconstitutional.

Kagan highlights M'sia as shining example of democratic success.

Li reportedly says China-M'sia relations have entered a new, historic stage.

Kedah MB previously apologised to Selangor ruler over campaign speech.

PKR leader Najwan alludes to possibility Umno Youth chief 'may have forgotten'.

UPDATED 3.54PM | They seem provoked by ex-DAP MP's comparison with Grab.

Hospital staff claims she was inappropriately touched during clinical procedure.

State's Talent Development Council offers RM4k-5k for such workers.

Deputy menteri besar says the wall can curb smuggling and control floods.

'Justice was not served and was not transparent.'

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