Archive - 15 May 2025

Board of inquiry to determine cause of incident, Navy says.

90pct said laptops help students with virtual learning environments - Prabakaran.

UPDATED 9.08PM | 'They claim to have lost faith in division chief.'

The PM delivers a lecture at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.

Probe initiated after public complaints about social media post.

The vandal, 37, was fined RM6k and ordered to pay RM5k to the MP's service centre.

PM’s inaction stains M’sia’s international standing, he says.

This is over the ex-PM's wife's RM1.25b solar case.

Rubber Authority of Thailand (RAOT) is accelerating its support measures to assist rubber farmers

The department denies instructing staff to 'like', 'share' particular campaigns.

Fahim reiterates call for equal constituency funding for opposition lawmakers.

Tajuddin says both are great leaders of the future.

Do we want to recognise excellence or fulfil quotas, senator further questions.

As the first energy storage company to establish a manufacturing base in Malaysia, SynVista is setting a new benchmark for the region’s energy storage industry.

Dubious land deals under DBKL continue to confound observers.

Veteran journalist points out Umno grassroots similarly declared support for Anwar before party polls.

PKR might only be able to contest 50 parliamentary seats next GE, says minister.

UPDATED 2.18PM | KL police chief confirms the arrest, says remand denied.

UPDATED 6.08PM | Maxim stresses that it will always comply with local laws.

Nurul Izzah dedicated her whole life to the struggle, PKR Women chief says.

Mother elephant's grief reminds us the cost of environmental degradation.

T'ganu police say the case is being investigated under three laws.

Russian president shares the anecdote with the press, drawing laughter.

Global community recognises Malaysia’s contribution to upholding international peace – armed forces.

Nik Nazmi however says some developments are necessary, difficult to strike balance.

He calls the decision a courageous move.

This is in conjunction with Teachers’ Day tomorrow.

He says it could lower temperatures among their grassroots supporters.

They are waiting to see how we can improve country, she says.

'Malay dignity can only be restored by an honest examination of the hypocrisy of our leaders'.

The PKR leader warns voters may conclude PKR is no different from predecessors.

Info chief likens the internal election to 'family contest'.

Russia unwilling to cooperate with any party that is considered bias, says PM.

Shu Qi takes aim at Wong Chen over claims of 'money politics'.

PM welcomes Russian support in training and aerospace, among others.

His Majesty has gifted interceptor boats to the navy, MMEA in the past.

'Is Russia so important to us that we are afraid of asking them critical questions?'

Preparing for the future job market is essential as artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud computing and the Internet of Things (IoT) revolutionise how we work and create.

Reviewing system to protect passengers in trucks, Razarudin says.