Archive - 19 June 2025

Sultan Sharafuddin argues the women's rights group is misusing the word 'Islam'.

Anwar says the government will avoid burdening the people with higher fuel costs.

Anwar reiterates that tax expansion is intended to target high-income earners.

UPDATED 8.23PM | A message on the page says it 'violated local laws'.

PM's senior aide points out Malaysia has among lowest tax-to-GDP ratio.

The PM refuses to confirm or deny if a list of names has been finalised.

Sometimes statements are taken out of context, the BN chair clarifies.

UPDATED 5.52PM | Caprice tries to mediate 'settlement' between cop and woman, resulting in apology.

Zahid believes there is a reasonable basis for the government to review it.

A weak, unequal education system risks national progress.

Whistleblower faces charges despite exposing Sabah mining scandal.

They would essentially be immune to legal consequences if given protection, Teng adds.

Daim's widow says she reported Anwar for power abuse, but no police action taken.

UPDATED 7.12PM | The university student self-produced some of the material involving two children.

Anyone else won't have power to implement decisions made, Subramaniam says.

UPDATED 4.25PM | Minister says he respects rule of law.

Teacher was questioned, believed to have psychiatric condition.

Matter is of public interest, Perak's top cop says.

Continuing struggle for women's voices in religious, social discourse - Rozana.

UPDATED 3PM | Organiser says decision 'unusual' but hopes it will be normalised.

CM has allowed corruption to tarnish state govt, says Datu Rosman.

Attacks clearly meant to derail ongoing talks, shatter hopes for peaceful resolution - PM.

'This follows Telegram's serious failure to address repeatedly reported content.'

Important to ensure religious authorities remain accountable to Constitution, says group.

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However, he wonders if they could come together given their strong characters.

Glocomp is stepping up efforts to accelerate the nation's digital transformation by broadening access to advanced computing technologies and AI-driven solutions

UPDATED 11.36AM | Federal Court rules S'gor religious authorities wrong to declare SIS as deviant.

That is what the rakyat voted for, and they need to see it.

'I'm not looking to fight.'

He stresses party would care for all, regardless of race and religion.

Rafique tells them to stop masquerading as NGOs when targeting PM's ex-aide.

Anonymised metadata can still be used to trace individuals, Malaysians deserve a say.

'So, how can our students compete and become knowledgeable?'

Ramos-Horta recalls country's difficult struggle for independence from Indonesia.