Archive - 18 July 2025

Party leaders gave positive response, ex-PM says.

Millions in unauthorised payments allegedly made to plantation workers.

They have right to express views, move on, says the PKR comms director.

Johari calls on the public to tell MPs what they want raised in Parliament.

Vehicle is believed to have struck an open sewer manhole.

CEO of state-owned SMM Sdn Bhd accused of apparent conflict of interest.

Haniff also trusts Wan Ahmad Farid's impartiality, despite past involvement in politics.

We need a steady hand who understands M'sian culture and nuance - Iskandar.

Appointment must go through proper process, says PM.

UPDATED 4.57PM | 'So, where did the allegations come from?'

AICHR plans for formal complaint system, protections for activists and journalists.

Court finds misfeasance in public office by defendants in conducting a raid, apprehending participant.

Ng further calls on govt to bring in int'l experts to reinvestigate his death.

'This scam, perpetuated by the Democrats, should end, right now.'

UPDATED 8.31PM | Ready to explain, do what is right to preserve harmony - Anwar.

This is over land that was allegedly sold below market value.

Now proven false, detractors will try different tactic, says Taufiq.

The 47-year-old pleads not guilty to the charge.

UPDATED 4.32PM | Pandan MP says appointment of new CJ welcomed, but problems remain.

Police confirm organisers have submitted official notification.

The only way Anwar can rebuild his image is by working on the reforms.

Ezri expresses hope for remaining judicial vacancies to be promptly filled.

CEO also suggests M'sia establishes clear, regulated pathways for legal crypto-mining operations.

Action taken after exhausting all informal avenues for dialogue - Current Media Group.

Image allegedly features SMM CEO, secretary, and Sabah timber tycoon.

No action taken towards fulfilling old pledge made in 2021, says Wong.

Democracy, rule of law, judicial independence are our survival code.

UPDATED 11.58AM | They hope Wan Ahmad will continue efforts to strengthen judicial independence.

Only a limited amount of humanitarian aid is reaching the enclave.

Naran says the party betrayed Malaysians who consider it a bulwark against injustice.

They must now be given room to operate independently.

Their stories remind us that the law is human.

'Amid EU inaction, orchestrated ethnic cleansing in Gaza continues.'

UPDATED 12.47AM | He replaces Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat as the top judge.

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