Archive - 7 February 2025

Viral video showed over 10 cats wrapped in black plastic bags.

Employees will be informed in second half of 2025, says Muhammad.

Anwar's stance appears to be at odds with his coalition's GE15 promise.

Officers asked if our previously lodged reports remain accurate, Ng says.

Barathi shares when former PSM chair attended his wedding at a temple.

UPDATED 6.43PM | Jelutong MP questions why Zakir Naik was allowed to preach.

Lee says the interfaith guidelines issue had unnecessarily escalated.

Yesterday, the US president imposed sanctions on the ICC.

UPDATED 5.44PM | Anwar says Muslims know limits, no need to complicate.

UPDATED 5.17PM | The govt spokesperson says what goes on during cabinet meetings is confidential.

'This is a crucial time after Trump announced plan to take over Gaza.'

UPDATED 10.52PM | Activist alleges intimidation at Wangsa Maju station.

UPDATED 2.57PM | Policies must also get cabinet nod, ministers say in joint statement.

The former minister denies he has been recalled following "Maga" controversy.

Perlis govt’s counsel confirms this.

However, Iswaran will be placed under curfew, monitored via an electronic device.

He accuses court of 'illegitimate and baseless actions targeting America and Israel'.

No way Na’im mentioned it without PM’s knowledge, Kadir says.

Journalist says the move is possibly linked to the department's multi-billion forfeiture fund.

UPDATED 12.30PM | All perspectives to be openly considered, committee says.

Transport minister says the firms are given 2 years to set up operations.

Arul compares stand taken during 1MDB and Sabah graft scandal.

The country says forcing Palestinians from their homeland will severely setback regional stability.

Ex-premier contends national security unaffected by public discussion.

More than 5k evacuees are currently housed in relief centres.

Harmony is forged through mutual respect and engagement, not restriction.

PARLIAMENT | Interim measures in place to curb impact, Amir says.

Party sec-gen says the issue should not be politicised.

Proposed rules 'unnecessary and overbearing', Ting says.

Ban follows complaints from devotees and visitors, Sivanesan says.

He can teach on the religion until Dec 31, 2025.

Ex-minister notes sudden fervour among some to defend religion.

Association seeking various reports on project.

Focus needed on Putrajaya's foreign policy, diplomatic engagement with Washington.

Many questions left unanswered over the deal.

Feedback sought from officers in tender awarding process from 2023 to early 2024 - Maimunah.

Hassan says current law is insufficient.

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