Archive - 17 September 2025

Kedah MB maintains PAS financed its own GE15 campaign.

Don't waste time entertaining 'spins' meant to divide PN, adds PAS deputy chief.

Higher education DG dismisses lawmaker's claim as baseless and misleading.

Witness says Noraidah appeared calm when informed of post-mortem option.

Held in conjunction with Malaysia’s 68th National Day, the event drew over 350 visitors and featured a symbolic endurance challenge involving 68 participants.

Gulam Muszaffar's move comes after division's decision to cut ties with Harapan.

Now not the time to even think about state polls, says CM.

Asyraf, Puad lead attacks against Islamist party on its past dealings.

The area has faced redevelopment delays for nearly a decade due to compensation disputes.

Titiwangsa MP accuses ex-minister of making statement during GE15 campaign.

Ex-PM says no use fighting as it's 'impossible' for opposition to win those seats.

Let's unpack the basics of halal rules, whether you’re doing the eating or cooking.

Defendants have no obligation to pay benefit to plaintiff, lawyer says.

It will create single admission system that is transparent, equitable, and accountable, says ex-minister.

Value delivered to stakeholders, market confidence maintained, firm says.

Netizens criticise minister for dining at restaurant with rescinded halal cert.

Riza Chalid allegedly avoiding corruption case involving crude oil management.

Logaraj says Noraidah filled all the details in the form.

Khalid also says hospital is still assessing contents of syringe.

Marzuki says Islamist party was given significant financial contributions.

Law brings balance and accountability, not a stand-in for local polls.

Xavier says he feels guilty he was unable to save his loved ones.

'How is this an offence? Only dictatorships silence criticism of government policy' - Zaid.

Muktamar shows party's struggles far from over.

The key is in early implementation of strict school discipline.

UPDATED 12.57PM | Judges find no merit to support her appeal.

It's good to let people debate and give their views, says info chief.

Gaza faces mass killings, famine, healthcare collapse; MSF urges decisive action.

Recent floods and landslides leave 14 dead, thousands displaced.

'What crime is it to suggest a more equitable education policy?'

No closing date but register immediately for subsidy benefits, minister advises.

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