Archive - 7 December 2024

President Yoon's party ordered its MPs to leave the National Assembly.

The group supposedly applied for 20 licences involving almost a million acres.

The fact that licences were approved proves corruption, says Azis.

Component party leaders vow to do everything they can to free ex-PM.

MCA chief related how he was backed into a corner in Parliament recently.

MBSJ's report on op at premises also being looked into.

PM points out global halal industry now worth billions.

This is to add value to affordable homes.

Incident isolated, does not tarnish image of healthcare system - Dzulkefly.

Minister addresses criticisms on new training module.

DPM hopes it will not be as severe as the first wave.

UPDATED 4.59PM | MIC deputy president says BN has a history of sharing seats.

Modernise, future-proof national defence, says Khaled.

Public must remain attentive, take precautions, Dzulkefly says.

Nobody brought to court yet, Jeffrey says.

Surrendering the territory undermines Malaysia's ability to secure adjacent waters.

State has best infrastructure, pitches for the sport, Yeoh says.

Anwar stresses that basic infrastructure must be in place swiftly.

Mounting pressure from various quarters calling authorities to act.

Education and information sharing are important.

Condition appears to be easing nationwide.

It will enhance Malaysia's position in the global semiconductor ecosystem.

Alleged corruption for obtaining construction projects in Sarawak.

The desperation of the times when a small group brought down a giant regime.

Fahmi cites Charlie Hebdo shooting where 12 were killed.

It seems uncalled for in a complicated international case.

Sarawak Report's articles on illegal logging are being disputed.