Archive - 18 March 2025

Passengers, crew safely disembarked plane, MAS says.

They were detained by Israeli govt without trial for decades - Tok Mat.

We will resist claims vigorously – state AG.

Home minister says viral picture taken 6 years ago, unrelated to citizenship.

Zionist regime is disinterested in peace – Foreign Ministry.

He is also considering contesting for a central leadership council position.

Individuals employed to pose as 'relative' of baby to submit forged documents.

Some recipients will receive up to RM600 monthly in aid.

He is being probed for attempted murder, police say.

Police say they have taken statements from the suspect, victim, and witnesses.

It would be detrimental to country if one curbs an effective, visionary leader - Perak MB.

Scores remain trapped under rubble of targeted buildings.

Two have also been arrested in the raids.

He used dilapidated low-cost flats in his constituency as an example.

Right move to remove mandatory death penalty, but more needs to be done.

The ex-PM is unable to attend today's session for undisclosed reasons.

Kamil wants to strengthen the wing and boost grassroots regeneration.

The election shows a broader shift taking place in the party.

They want the legislation to be put on hold.

Anwar says Jurisdictional Immunities of Foreign States Act ensures competitiveness.

Met Department says no tsunami threat to Malaysia.

Without consistent action, race and religious issues will continue to be exploited by unscrupulous individuals.

Transport minister previously told airport operator to buck up.

Based on his track record, it seems to be more of the same.

DAP will not recommend any changes to the PM.

The appointment aims to strengthen research into financial crime.