Archive - 14 July 2025

PKR No 2 explains participation driven by her shared sentiment on judicial issue.

Police investigating whether there are any lewd elements or deviant teachings in the case.

Yuneswaran backs Bar's march but takes issue with 'wild narratives' on judicial crisis.

July 17 meeting also expected to press PM to withdraw govt’s appeal at apex court.

UPDATED 9.32PM | explained judicial issues from his perspective, Syahredzan shares.

Pandan MP prefers to let other govt backbenchers attend, assess info.

UPDATED 7.35PM | PKR deputy president joining march puts the party in a funny spot, says ex-minister.

Nomination deeply troubling and unacceptable, says Machang MP.

'Tribunal is merely a mechanism to throw someone under the bus.'

DPM says Sabah govt's proposed solutions will be presented to PM.

The country’s most promising young pastry chefs showcase their creativity and technical mastery.

Leader claims Beng Hock's sister ‘attacked’ DAP, which has been helping the family.

Support Rafizi's petition instead of trying to get 9 MPs suspended, says ex-minister.

Hashim claims PM candidate among issues not discussed beforehand.

Plaintiff seeking to overturn High Court’s decision to dismiss her legal suit against editor.

UPDATED 4.28PM | 'Allegations must be investigated transparently to restore people's trust in judiciary.'

Wing objects to police report to probe person who exposed document - Ho.

This hysteria is entirely based on a hypothetical scenario.

Separate cell placements usually meant as a security measure, DG says.

It will hold its EGM on July 26.

It's unaffected by any attempts to challenge his leadership, says Kamil.

It reveals a constitutional crossroad and ignites a firestorm.

Asheeq says LFL co-founder should refrain from issuing populist statements.

Interference allegations point to serious erosion of judicial independence, public confidence - Muhyiddin.

DAP MP underscores need for a thorough and transparent investigation.

Only an authoritarian govt will resort to such methods, says Zaid.

Apart from 2 MPs, others have not spoken up on councils' parking privatisation move.

Latheefa's call for institutional reforms timely and necessary.

Leak of purported JAC minutes contradicts PM's pledge to maintain separation of powers - academic.

This is what the PM does. He weaponises reforms.

Alleged plan to elevate certain judge to CJ would render reform efforts wasteful - ex-minister.

Malaysian Bar will be walking from Palace of Justice to PMO.

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