Archive - 19 July 2025

Disruption also affecting KLIA terminals 1 and 2.

'If I stole public funds, and people demand my resignation, then fine.'

Proposals raised at meeting will be brought to PN supreme council, he adds.

Cheng's film on Sabah govt suppressing protests receives praise.

Cases include Islamic conversion, book bans.

Anwar says he needs to check with the home minister.

Na'im calls for religious teachers to offer views, suggestions, criticisms.

GLC must clarify reason for jaunt, Datu Rosman says.

Plan lacks transparency, detrimental to MBPJ, Teoh says.

Bitter statements unwelcome, many speculations proven untrue.

'Probe revealed suspect submerged wife's Axia, fled to neighbouring country.'

Actions by RTD, police, and relevant agencies to enhance road safety - Aedy.

It is Malaysia's strength in driving nation's development, says Anwar.

They beat Nami Matsuyama-Chiharu Shida 21-13, 21-11 in semis today.

Victim in stable condition, says Subang Jaya police chief.

Perhaps, PAS' top leadership knew about it, Afnan says.

Party in a dilemma, lacks power to change system of entrenched vested interests.

Fugitive businessperson using fake Australian passport with Greek name, journalists claim.

UPDATED 2.17PM | Azrul says authorities' action violated individual dignity.

UPDATED 12.23PM | MOF finalising details, formal announcement in coming days, Anwar says.

Plan sets direction for country's development from 2026-2030.

UPDATED 5.32PM | Party welcomed discussion and shared its views, says Arutchelvan.

LFL co-founder accuses Anwar of being 'desperate and dishonest.'

Graft busters find thick smoke emanating from bathroom.

Cabinet directive limits ministers to speak only on own portfolios, he says.

Malaysia places its confidence in Paris Court of Appeal, says Azalina.

Govt to construct Rumah Mesra Rakyat, upgrade parks, build markets, among others.

Refugees are experts in their own world; their insights should be harnessed.

Ex-deputy president says unhappiness in party stemmed from recent election.

UPDATED 9.28AM | They say doctors were present during programme.

Violent acts left many fighters disillusioned, authorities claim.