Archive - 17 May 2025

They cite UMS water crisis, controversial appointments of Azam and Musa.

While dollar remains dominant currency, we can establish some reprieve, he says.

When we pay for internet, we're paying for nationwide access, Fahmi says.

Ex-DAP leader's fall reveals Harapan's reform gaslighting.

Pork sellers want to import from more countries, such as Brazil and China.

We are in regular dialogue with Malaysia, says Russian deputy transport minister.

Futsal competition faces same issues as football league, says Rosmadi.

Accused to remain in custody until next court date.

This comes after Khalid commented on Nurul Izzah being Anwar's daughter.

Many individuals or heirs are unaware or never check, says Nor Yati.

She describes the economy minister's remarks as his personal opinion.

It's only mandatory upon patient's request, says ministry.

Teo comments on MCMC summoning an influencer over the 'scrut' controversy.

He says party's disciplinary board has not received any formal complaints.

Govt won't even match minimum wage with recent civil servant pay adjustment - Arutchelvan.

I have personally experienced their work attitudes, says Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin.

Felda Kota Gelangi Umno urges supporters to keep defending the ex-PM.

'It's really disgraceful if we stoop to dirty politics like this.'

Zahid says discussions will be held soon with Mara chairperson.

Dzulkefly says M'sia remains vigilant despite weekly average of 600 cases.

Perak health director says they are showing good progress.

Subramaniam questions lack of follow-up with schools that did not respond.

Being an educator is not just a job - it is a responsibility and a blessing.

INTERVIEW | In a rich country, for children to live in poverty is an absolute failure, she says.

Palestinian group welcomes statement 'rejecting silence' over worsening Gaza humanitarian crisis.

This is over Azam's reappointment as MACC chief commissioner.

Centre caters to customers from South Asian countries, Immigration authorities say.

This is potentially a violation of national laws, says Fadhli.

INTERVIEW | She recalls how Tommy went after Najib in 1MDB case.

Rodziah says will explain the work she does.

She says without change, PKR risks becoming minority party.

He accuses rival Nurul Izzah of trying to rewrite history.

President will decide direction, party leaders to complement, he says.

This comes amid internal dissatisfaction and unexpected results.