Archive - 7 August 2025

Gnanaraja says he will stand for justice.

Internet regulator says it does not involve accusations against him.

PKR No 2 calls for end to rhetoric treating women as second class citizens.

Role as facilitator helped both parties resolve matter - ministers.

No plea recorded as case falls under High Court's jurisdiction.

Users generally exhibit good payment discipline, Lim says.

Defeats worsened under Najib's leadership, former MB says.

Irwan also insisted that the former CEO be given an ex gratia payment of RM5m.

PARLIAMENT | Muslimin says he's received such complaints, slams deputy minister's poor sales claim.

PARLIAMENT | It would help strengthen agencies to compete in high-growth, high-value sectors globally - Lee.

It must not be tainted by unruly or divisive conduct, says PM.

Party risks irrelevance if it ignores public opinion, clings to Umno, says ex-MCA VP.

Ministry is strengthening safety measures and making improvements in all aspects, she says.

PARLIAMENT | Mas Ermieyati wants to know nation's digital compass.

UPDATED 7.01PM | 'My husband threatened, punched, hit with machete.'

Organised in collaboration with Kuala Lumpur-based skateboarding academy, JR Skates, Grom Games builds upon a series of UEM Sunrise sponsored skateboarding clinics designed to nurture confidence, resilience and skill among young skaters.

PM says govt is monitoring the situation.

Party has fulfilled its obligation under the law, says the Bersatu leader.

Anwar, defence ministers hold view full Asean intervention no longer necessary.

PARLIAMENT | 'I've made it clear the statement is completely untrue.'

Tobacco tax last increased in September 2014.

Japan marks 80 years since US dropped atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

Zambry responds to statement by MCA chief yesterday.

Any action must be based on true security concerns, not speculation - lawyer.

Opposition leader says the appropriate steps have already been taken.

It accuses Umno Youth chief of diverting attention, calls for his resignation as exco.

Ex-PM seeks court order relating to royal addendum.

PARLIAMENT | Wan Saiful questions if agency is practising double standards in enforcement.

No plea recorded from the accused.

Our reaction to recent flag error should not overshadow Merdeka's values.

Suspects aged 14, 18, and 19 allegedly committed the act around Seremban.

Govt or opposition, we must support this initiative, says Sabah Star leader.

PARLIAMENT | Zafrul says govt will discuss it with US officials and American firms.

Why report for breach of confidentiality if article was false, asks Nabila.

Disabled students face systemic exclusion despite years of promised reforms.

The same problems from decades ago still plague Malaysia's richest state.

Tenaganita says MP's statement reinforces dehumanisation of migrant labour.

Former law minister says even unpalatable views are constitutionally protected.

Turning Recycling into a Rewarding Experience

This is over alleged statement that supported right of foreigners to subsidised fuel.

Opposition parties are too focused on posturing rather than offering a viable alternative.

He calls it a good riddance for Sungai Besar Umno.

Khalid says the information being spread is inaccurate and may prejudice investigations.

Actions suggest that govt intends to suppress media freedom, says supreme council member.

It is inspired by Mkini's brick-buying project in 2013 for its present building.

The death row inmate gains a momentary reprieve.

‘Dignity at work is not a privilege; it is a right for everyone.’

PM says discussion with Wan Ahmad Farid centred on strengthening public trust in judiciary.