Archive - 30 June 2025

UPDATED 9.07AM | Sekretariat Rakyat Benci Rasuah says it respects the situation.

This is despite the controversy over his racially insensitive FB post.

It says victims come from 66 countries and all continents.

It marks a significant milestone in the country's airport transformation agenda.

Ex-PM says JAC has enough members to evaluate candidates' performance.

Decision taken given tight schedule with minimal transit time between destinations - Tunku Nashrul.

'If there is evidence, charge him in court.'

UPDATED 7.20PM | S'gor police chief says no elements of sabotage or negligence.

Hajiji says the state govt will also respect the legal process.

Salim says has never considered quitting party.

Whistleblower says will not be worn down by lengthy legal process.

This high-level meeting serves as a key platform for ASEAN Member States to align regional efforts in addressing transnational crimes, including contemporary security challenges such as human trafficking, money laundering and cybercrime.

'GP clinics, community pharmacies play critical role in maintaining public health.'

System crucial for cross-border traffic control, Loke says.

Umno man asks ex-minister what his endgame in politics is.

He theorises that there may be plans to bypass sitting senior judges.

Jahid says his role in government does not include mining licensing.

'We will clear our names in court.'

Youngsters today far from naive, Balang says.

Vacuum at apex of judiciary 'absurd and dangerous,' Ezri says.

Decision to be handed down on July 1.

Khairul says it is to show govt's strong commitment to reform.

New online game that simulates real scam tactics that users face and helps them learn how to protect themselves.

UPDATED 11.59AM | Anwar says slander and verbal abuse unwelcome.

UPDATED 11.11AM | Anwar says other civil servants may start lobbying to keep their jobs as well.

UPDATED 11.55AM | Charges were over RM350,000 in bribes.

'Equality' is unfortunately an all or nothing proposition.

History will remember him for his prolific and poignant work.

'Most institutions don't charge fees that reach the RM60k threshold per year.'

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