Archive - 24 May 2025

UPDATED 11.27PM | Ensure the torch of reform remains lit, Faisal says.

E-invoicing 3rd phase begins July 1, involving all businesses, including MSMEs.

Peaceful gathering with rallygoers carrying banners - 'We oppose URA Bill'.

However, deputy health minister says it will not be ready for Parliament this year.

Public taking potentially fatal disease lightly, Ngwe says.

She claims police failed to consider possible murder, focused on suicide instead.

Come together, reflect, offer constructive criticism, says the new PKR No 2.

The university filed a lawsuit against the US government's move.

The party plans to contest 13 seats.

He says Wan Azizah and Nurul Izzah both stepped up during crises.

Myanmar remains suspended from high-level Asean meetings due to internal crisis.

Two boats carrying over 500 people sank on May 9 and 10.

By declaring Azam the boldest of all, PM ignores his predecessors' sacrifices.

UPDATED 3PM | Loyalty does not mean remaining silent on weaknesses, he says.

He wants to bring the voice of Malaysia Madani to the national stage.

Failure is part of the normal process of learning and improving.

It says authorities will be held accountable if any harm befalls the whistleblower.

UPDATED 2.35PM | 'You're a father not just to Nurul Izzah, but all PKR members.'

However, the minister acknowledges that the odds are stacked against women.

Former PKR deputy president says reform has to come from society itself.

His aide confirms he has returned to Kuala Lumpur.

He says Asean seems more inclined to appease Western powers.

Zaidi says candidates must be hardworking and represent party's values.

He says party has lost 'half its sexiness' after forming govt.

UPDATED 12.23PM | He admits his deputy presidency defeat has affected him.

The elderly criminals are convicted of a 2016 attack on celebrity's Paris home.

Bird strikes can incur hundreds of millions of ringgit in repair costs.

Pilgrims can submit questions via the app, format similar to WhatsApp.

The party says the regional bloc should overhaul its economic strategy, among others.

Those who win should not be arrogant, says Kangar PKR Youth chief.

It will also negotiate cooperation with other parties in the election.

Wong says MACC chief's move to resume questioning suggests this.

Years of silence, stalled investigations leave a child growing up without a father.

Newly elected deputy president also vows to carry out internal reforms.