Archive - 16 May 2025

Protesters handed over memoranda to 2 ministries.

To address wide range of crimes, we must first tackle drug problem, Saifuddin says.

Many lured in, went into debt, only to find themselves jobless - Glorene.

She compared a person's face before and after makeup.

Peter was jailed for falsifying documents related to a Universiti Malaysia Sabah contract.

Commission says content has racial undertones that could stir ethnic sensitivities in S'wak.

This initiative reaffirms the government’s ongoing commitment to upskilling Malaysian Indian talent for future-ready careers.

The 46th Asean Summit will take place on May 26 and 27.

Commission recommends disciplinary action.

PERKESO’s EIS is helping workers adapt and thrive as the economy transitions to a greener future.

We want Najib to be given his rights, says Umno Youth chief.

Some students work after school to cover family expenses, Zaliha says.

Our roads have become 'rivers of death'.

UPDATED 3.15PM | It's further supported by steady investment activity, says Bank Negara governor.

The 45-year-old driver pleads not guilty to the charges.

Is there a concerted effort to make Nurul Izzah heir apparent to Anwar?

Ex-PM says teachers are the second-most important figures to children, just behind parents.

Bersatu leader says it shows a shameful lack of cultural awareness.

The ten finalists, each with a unique story of dedication and excellence, are now featured on the RISE Educator Award 2025 webpage for public voting

Grassroots leaders say such debates might create divisions within the party.

Only 7,350 Chinese babies born in first four months of 2025.

A photo of the hearbreaking moment has gone viral on social media.

Decision involved multiple Malaysian authorities, says PM.

He says disciplinary action may be taken against them.

PM says other corruption cases exist.

'Casanova Killer's' declaration confuses witnesses during his lethal injection procedure.

Experts say social media has amplified adolescents' need to appear 'perfect'.

These include reducing overcrowding, replacing ageing facilities, updating laws, and enhancing rehabilitation.

Takiyuddin says the highest respect should be shown to national symbols.

She reiterates her disagreement, says will speak up within the party's scope.

Home minister expresses hope of continued cooperation from Bangladesh as well.

Academic says debates encourage discourse, unlike 'one-way' ceramahs.

Cultural dilemma as Chinese schools adjust to accommodate non-Chinese.

Trade with all, friends with all, PM says in a lecture in Russia.

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