Archive - 3 February 2025

'There are parties that would do anything just to salvage their position.'

Absurd to equate joke with threat against someone's family, says PKR MP.

Embassy not restricted from visiting suspect, Saifuddin says.

Its president says the probe's findings must be made public.

EXCLUSIVE | Businessperson says he was offered reinstatement of licences.

Open contests allows fresh ideas, potentially guide party to new achievements.

UPDATED 3.37PM | Apology part of agreement to settle company's defamation suit.

Party sec-gen says PAS already bought his building in Kota Bharu.

US president also describes UK as being 'out of line'.

UPDATED 11.16PM | Prices have to rise according to particular period, PM says.

US president wants country to probe 'certain classes of people'.

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Minister's lawyer claims testimonies inadmissible.

'Destructive' US tariff policies pose a threat to Malaysia's economy, warns ex-finance minister.

The Amanah leader notes PAS' wild claims have been repeatedly disproven in court.

Nephrologist says her cousin is leaving MOH without hesitation after getting job abroad.

UPDATED 11.40AM | PARLIAMENT | Tougher measures against spread of disinformation, sedition needed - Sultan Ibrahim.

UPDATED 11.22AM | PARLIAMENT | Sultan Ibrahim reminds MPs it's not an arena for shouting matches.

Spiritual leader says the party's doors are always open despite Muafakat Nasional's failure.

Umno leader defends party mate against racism allegations.

Disallowing competition for the posts could cause stagnation, resentment within PKR, analysts add.

'Malaysia needs to adequately and effectively respond to any economic fallout.'

Harith merely satirised the rhetoric and diktats of religious operatives.

Umno Youth chief reminds MCA that it is only in Parliament due to Malay support.

Number of evacuees decreases in both states.

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