Archive - 7 March 2025

The party maintains its stance of contesting the Sabah state election alone.

Have a balance so whistleblowers have incentive to come forward, group says.

'I have also experienced such a situation.'

The ex-PM collapsed at his home on Feb 21.

UPDATED 9.16AM | Former special officer of an MP arrested, remanded 4 days.

Allegation that Anwar instructed MACC to investigate Ismail Sabri.

Build consensus with Asean for Code of Conduct, says the Chinese foreign minister.

Court makes ruling after withdrawal of US$248 million suit.

Cases fixed for mention on May 21.

'If we continue, it will ignite and destroy the people.'

However, DAP national chairperson is firm in his stance to contest.

UPDATED 7.30PM | Deejays have already apologised, Khairi says.

Minister welcomes satire on rice issues and vows reforms.

Lingeshwaran condemns statement as barbaric and irresponsible.

High Court judge gives views over additional evidence.

Federal Territories minister and DG head the list of recipients.

Sivaraj raises issues of transparency, foreign interference.

'Most effective way is for scholars to publicly reject Zamri's approach to dakwah.'

Increasing working hours will affect the quality of health services.

Agency must prioritise retraining, upskilling workers over financial gains.

Enforcement powers, legal action, fall under other authorities, he says.

Civil action over Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia appointment.

UPDATED 5.33PM | Muslim preacher insulted Hinduism and Thaipusam, says the MP.

Nomination set for April 12, early voting will be on April 22.

FREE | 'I never solicited bribes. I was trying to take down a syndicate.'

Eight houses damaged, no injuries or casualties reported.

Importing waste exacerbates issue of Malaysia being the world's dumping ground.

It would be fair to state the obvious - different strokes for different people.

UPDATED 9.40PM | MIC leader leaves it to the preacher to choose any venue in KL.

US leader's policies risk harming its economy, alliances, and global leadership.

Public hospitals offer psychiatric services at lower costs, says ministry.

This incident should serve as a lesson for all Malaysians, says Ganesan.

MORNING BRIEF | Key news you should know about.