Archive - 28 July 2025

Six High Court judges and 14 judicial commissioners have also been elevated.

A jobless man was beaten to death after allegedly committing a lewd act.

Leavitt says the deal is worthy of a Nobel Peace Prize.

Kamil is referring to a prayer directing ill will to the PM at recent rally.

This concerns the supposed minutes of a JAC meeting detailing judicial interference.

'Why was Anwar allowed foreign medical expert 20 years ago?'

SRC's lawyer, however, argues there was no documented proof that it was a donation.

'Issue should not be turned into debate between two or more parties.'

Official calls for rapid delivery of aid and establishment of permanent ceasefire.

UPDATED 7.32PM | IGP says the incident is being investigated under several laws.

UPDATED 7.27PM | The cessation of hostilities starts from midnight tonight.

Minister says the companies have been given the chance to rectify issues.

Graft buster is identifying several others to assist in probe.

Indonesian anti-graft watchdog says suspect believed to be or have lived in Malaysia.

Employees who contribute to PERKESO can benefit from support when the unexpected happens.

His lawyer and the Bersatu Youth chief slam the government over his arrest.

EU doubling down on commitment to free trade and international cooperation.

PKR MP says PM and govt must do some introspection after rally.

PARLIAMENT | This is to thwart misusing product to consume illegal drugs, minister stresses.

PERKESO is empowering more women to thrive in Malaysia’s evolving job market.

One case involves effigy resembling PM being caned.

PARLIAMENT | Abdul Rahman says pipes were buried at an unreachable depth.

Surendran says it's plainly wrong and incomprehensible.

By allowing 'Turun Anwar' protest to go unimpeded, PM signals stability, strength.

PARLIAMENT | Awang says it did not align with police's estimate of 18k attendees.

New top judge takes oath of office and loyalty at Istana Negara.

Probe finds immigration officers who approved medical visas abused power.

PARLIAMENT | 'Appreciate govt's efforts and policies in spurring local economies.'

Expectation was for the coalition to contest solo.

Don't mistake community's low rally turnout as satisfaction with Anwar, warns Ganabatirau.

Let's make energy saving a part of our daily lives

Will Malaysia tackle problem now or leave it for next Asean chair?

The authorities' tacit approval of their shenanigans is telling.

Numerous ministers are also tagging along.

MORNING BRIEF | Key news you should know.