Archive - 5 February 2025

Khaled says he will elaborate on the matter on Feb 20.

'We are working to recover the account.'

Woo cites examples of rulers attending Chingay, CNY celebrations.

Membakut rep also claims the news portal didn't contact him for verification.

Sabah Umno chief glad implicated lawmakers no longer with his party.

They will gain access to Google Workspace's Gemini suite.

Whistleblowers turned to media after govt channels proved futile, Kua says.

Corruption watchdog responds to 'settlement offer' claimed by whistleblower.

Lawyer says Anwar and Harapan leaders often accused agencies of being political tools.

The 3, including a well-known singer, to appear at MACC HQ at 10am.

New revenues mean greater space for social spending, says the global lender.

Backbenchers call it an attempt to pit govt against royals.

PARLIAMENT | This comes as Ipoh council studies expansion of alcohol ban.

Transport minister says PAC needs to send official request if it wants to summon him.

UPDATED 5.18PM | He responds to proposal that non-Muslims may need approval for Muslims to attend events.

UPDATED 5.39PM | Ibrahim also did not lodge a police report, but raised issue in Senate.

Rayer cites news report that Zakir gave a lecture in Perlis.

The US president signed a 90-day aid freeze starting Jan 20.

Asean members will discuss the declaration this month.

PARLIAMENT | The Masjid Tanah MP also wants meritocratic academic appointments without political influence.

These include lack of medical treatment, constant delays in trial.

Retraction was conveyed by the former domestic worker's lawyer in court.

Bangi MP says lawmakers want to meet minister over the guidelines.

It argues that there are conflicting interpretations of the law.

Wan Fayhsal wants a special sitting on Palestine in Dewan Rakyat.

Azalina responds to criticism of her remarks on whistleblowers going to media first.

UPDATED 1.32PM | Overlapping approval system for licence and operation also being reviewed.

The guidelines, which include organisers getting authorities' permission, will be finalised soon.

He argues the tax system is too burdensome for low-income earners currently.

UPDATED 5.16PM | PARLIAMENT | He claims slow investigations of the Sabah scandal, but swift probes when targeting opposition.

AGC has no objections to the widow's application.

Expecting any govt to abandon foreign policy is unrealistic.

Many call US president's relocation proposal 'ethnic cleansing', 'war crime'.

'Unlike Dr Mahathir, I'm not physically strong enough to roam the country.'

CID director says the crime scene had changed slightly after 15 years.

Time for critics to acknowledge the tangible progress Malaysia is making.

US Treasury Department will impose sweeping sanctions to curb Tehran's regional influence.

'Meet the growing demand of an increasing population.'

One example is Anwar's personal choice of Asean adviser.

No details given, including where the money would come from.

Arutchelvan says whistleblowers turn to media because they fear being silenced.

MCA Youth warns misinformation could deepen social divisions.

'M'sian doctors working in govt hospitals may soon be a thing of the past.'

Between freedom of speech and the interest of the judicial system.

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