Archive - 1 August 2025

Cause of death yet to be determined.

Govt not budging from stance on issue, he says.

It comes after scandal-plagued Farhash and Natasha Sim were given honorary awards.

Suthan wants to know if unit will be dissolved.

Issue remains unresolved for 40 years, they say.

Tengku Zafrul says it's part of reciprocal negotiations between both countries.

Making mechanism mandatory will be burdensome to people, See-To says.

Khalid says M'sia must continue to uphold long-standing non-aligned approach.

Taking legal action 'best platform' to clear their names, reputations, Chong says.

Several countries welcome the rates, others criticise them.

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Teachers and early childhood development are underinvested, Rafizi says.

Residents must be made active partners in shaping future of desired neighbourhoods.

Association has so far raised close to RM40k over four public forums.

Johor deputy police chief says they will leave no stone unturned.

State police say the case is being investigated under the CMA.

Is this the end of privatisation efforts? Unlikely.

He sends letters to CEOs of the companies, including Pfizer and Merck.

Political drama of GE15 roars back into focus.

Order imposed to restore normal administrative conditions, peace.

They call for more effective measures at boarding schools to address bullying.

The 4 allegedly assaulted and recorded the act at a shopping mall.

This is to ensure it can be resolved amicably, Zafrul says.

Chan and Sim laud Anwar for successfully negotiating the rate.

Malaysia had stood firm on various 'red line' items, says minister.

PN lawmaker says such narratives can undermine a fair investigation.

Is being born a Malaysian not good enough for Madani?

The deceased was a student at UTM, Skudai.

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The supplies totalling 180 tonnes include basic foodstuffs, children's products, medicine, etc.

It's part of the ceasefire agreement at a special meeting in Putrajaya.

It diverts minors from criminal justice system and into community programmes instead.

They say lasting peace is unachievable if Israel remains unaccountable.

Proceedings part of company's civil suit against its ex-CEO and the whistleblower.

UPDATED 11.06AM | This is six percentage points lower than the previous rate.

It will focus on both parties' track record of helping the Indian community.

The answer will have to come from EPF.

Report also finds that attackers are turning the technology against its creators.

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