Archive - 6 December 2024

Libaran MP says state must be free of 'baseless accusations'.

Defence minister responds to criticism that programme lacks clear objectives.

The prime minister issues the deadlines after voicing his dismay.

Minister Saifuddin says police and MCMC closely monitoring their online activities.

State minister confirms the event yesterday, says it was a 'normal' meeting.

This follows an urgent call by Span for enforcement action.

Azalina will table a motion on this, says Fahmi.

UPDATED 7.54PM | Fahmi says second reading will be done this session if there's time.

The PAC yesterday raised concerns about the status of the exercise.

People can learn ideology through internet and social media.

Ruddy also lodges an MACC report over the allegations.

Anwar says Bank Negara wants to renegotiate with insurers.

Local rapper claims she was recorded naked from behind.

UPDATED 3.54PM | Anwar says every inch of Malaysian soil must be defended at all costs.

'Sabah Forestry Department will lodge a police report.'

Minister says she will take legal action.

Court says Tan's article a matter of public interest.

The trial is to take place in February.

Demanding justice without political interference by hidden hands, Nazifuddin says.

Given SDB's track record of delivering projects that appreciate significantly in value over time, these lakefront link villas present strong potential for capital growth. Senai can be a smart investment opportunity for both homebuyers and discerning investors.

UPDATED 3.40PM | Ex-PM claims US attorney-general hindered his application.

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Perhilitan has claimed the killing was on the heels of public complaints.

Klang police confiscate ceramic bowls, teacups, soup spoons.

The Supply Bill gets a majority voice vote from the MPs.

It should be able to identify those responsible in short order.

Ex-PM testifies he meticulously recorded all his expenditures.

Willing to present full recordings in court, says whistleblower's lawyer.

Kids left without citizenship, vulnerable to trafficking, sex exploitation.

Differences should be celebrated, not disputed.

The stone does not contain formal text or significant documents.

Largest shareholder Singapore's ST Telemedia to sell most of its stake.

The coalition is reneging on its promises, one step at a time.

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