Archive - 18 June 2025

They are suspected of soliciting and accepting bribes amounting to RM200k.

They are expected to be evacuated from Iran on Friday.

Allegations stem from Yusoff's 2017 social media post supporting Israel.

A Chinese company is reportedly using the chips for AI training.

Party says court decision will have far-reaching consequences on civil society.

UPDATED 10.11PM | GKUM says that Malaysia is built upon diversity, not narrow racial politics.

UPDATED 9.20PM | Khalil accuses Dzulkefly of disregarding the family's privacy and hospital SOP.

Public does not need to worry, they were not random shootings, police say.

The land is currently held in trust by four former party leaders.

Taylor’s College and its student engagement arm, The Risers, have named Cikgu Stefanus Lucas as this year’s RISE Educator Award recipient.

UPDATED 5.35PM | 'Without my client, MACC would not have investigated the scandal.'

Ex-minister speaks about changing the world and standing firm against critics.

Bayan Baru MP says PM is working tirelessly behind the scenes.

18-year-old pleads guilty to the offence committed last year.

It is under the Madani home ownership campaign and limited to select developers.

While the event itself boasts various exciting features, what truly steals the spotlight are the comebacks of two legendary skins: Lesley's "Deadeye Spectre" and Chang'e's "Tech Tensai."

17-year-old also accused of hurting younger sibling.

Commission demands transparency and accountability from AGC, police.

Increase could destabilise public welfare, says Mah.

This is the second such incident since last year.

Yusoff warns integrity issues won't be tolerated.

Remembering ex-MIC chief who led with restraint and walked away with grace.

US president calls for Khamenei's unconditional surrender.

UPDATED 1.15PM | Arrests underway, MACC confirms suspects are being called in for questioning.

UPDATED 1.43PM | This is over breach of contract involving protection of bank account information.

Youths to continue doing their part to oppose corruption - Mandiri.

Push back against burdensome policies not grounded in reality, says its info chief.

Public holidays spread throughout the year have boosted both domestic and cross-border travel.

Time to revisit 51 recommendations made previously.

This is over Arifin's alleged settlement offer, MACC resumes questioning whistleblower.

Party leaders of the view issue must be resolved.

'History shows clerical leadership can steer nations through challenges.'

As demand for local fruits rises, so do their prices, they say.

Citizens to avenge those martyred, Mousavi says.

Malaysia will never progress if race and religion continue to define the country.

Failing to uphold education rights relative to income, ranking among lowest in Asean.

‘Treasury risks ignoring mounting frustration over inequality by defending status quo.’

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