Archive - 27 August 2025

Previous collaborations failed to improve Sabahan welfare, says the ex-CM.

They praise proposed tribunal but warn of centralising power with finance minister.

Proposed consent thresholds could result in forced displacement, the bar says.

UPDATED 8.08PM | Direct negotiations only benefit elites, Anwar says.

Syamsul's body is to be sent for a second post-mortem.

Appellate court upholds ruling over ex-CFO who was sacked in 2020.

Report says community face entrenched discrimination, often dismissed or disregarded by healthcare workers.

PARLIAMENT | It includes offences such as failing to update address on IC.

US president's tariffs seem to have brought bloc members closer.

Call for stronger protections, empathetic teachers, child-centred policies.

This follows VP JD Vance's claim that WWII was won through negotiations.

Judicial commissioner rules Bersatu activist breached a court injunction twice.

Businessperson says he delivered the money in another key witness' presence.

This is in line with minister's figure revealed in Dewan Rakyat.

UPDATED 5.55PM | This was due to section allowing witness to testify anonymously, lawyer submits.

UPDATED 5.34PM | Party claims no action taken over whistleblower's complaint.

PARLIAMENT | TPAD calls for price floor, fair task distribution, among others.

The department says the aftershock poses no public danger.

UPDATED 5.27PM | Bill said to undermine ownership rights, but essential for modern living standards.

Rafidah and another activist are under criminal investigation.

Ahmad says case concerns Sabahans' interests, demands full MACC briefing.

PARLIAMENT | MP says legal concerns should not be used as excuse to delay action.

MACC's live-streaming suggestion should be discussed with CJ, Azalina adds.

This follows growing humanitarian concerns about the punishment and its effectiveness in deterring crime.

In the spirit of Merdeka and Malaysia Boleh, Xamble Creators collaborated with creators from diverse backgrounds, from nano-influencers in East Malaysia to established voices in the West.

UPDATED 1.47PM | PARLIAMENT | Rosol calls for corporal punishment to be allowed in disciplining students.

The proposed law seeks to extend fair wages, protection, and recognition to Malaysia’s growing gig workforce.

Experts call the move unprecedented and a serious threat to Fed's independence.

Lawyer says cadet's mother 'very happy', thanks authorities for quick action.

Scandal underscores need for legal reform, vigilance against insider threats.

Police are giving a full commitment to abide by court's order - Kumar.

Detained in 2023 over banned book, Wong notes stalled freedoms under Anwar.

'If the fares don't cover operations, something is very wrong.'

Supremacy rhetoric persists, but growing youth support for needs-based policies.

Findings must be reported weekly, Azam says.

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