Archive - 28 January 2025

Coalition deputy chief holds lunch session with senior editors for CNY.

Tajuddin urges Islamist party to remember the prophet’s teachings on forgiveness.

We must, among others, prevent its misuse by the authorities.

Beverage chain says the bags were only used for waste, not involved in food prep.

Ex-premier claims that Umno has been reduced to a 'fly' in the government.

Any decision taken will consider public feedback and existing laws, Saarani says.

Rosmah files defamation suit over online video containing allegations against her.

The Najib show is everywhere you go and on everybody's lips.

Seremban 2 is set to welcome 20,000 visitors as IJM Land’s Chap Goh Mei festivity returns.

This follows the police’s move to seize a laptop from Mkini yesterday.

Takiyuddin says failure to address issues leads to 'equally damaging responses' from those affected.

Neow says MCA respects people's sensitivities.

This is over the statement touching on allocations for matters related to Islam.

Lee advises DAP lawmaker to respond with grace, show true value of forgiveness.

Authorities' demand for access to Mkini's CMS in KJ probe can be seen as coercion.

Mediation to explore potential settlement in civil action.

UPDATED 1.33PM | Communications minister clarifies this after police seized news portal's laptop yesterday.

New service will reduce passengers' average waiting time.

Islamist party becoming more like Umno in using opportunistic, attention-seeking tactics.

Johan warns of threat to press freedom amid media crackdown.

UPDATED 1.13PM | DAP minister says slander cannot be permitted particularly by a religious man.

Experts call the measure unwarranted and overreach.

Blogger also cites the defence of fair comment in Razarudin's defamation suit.

This idea has been a hard sell for 20 years, but status-quo landfills aren't any better.

It's all terribly funny if it wasn't so serious a matter.

'No one's questioning Malay special position or status of Islam.'

The group urges PM to seize new year as opportunity to deliver.

People should be free to criticise politicians and the government.