Archive - 18 September 2025

PAS leader questions Umno man's election funds after Puad dismisses 'Milo tin' explanation.

Second post-mortem report expected to be completed within three months.

Residents remind PKB of its facilitator role, not to be developer's 'tool'.

Projek Sama warns police reports being weaponised to silence dissent.

Pundits opine PAS' Malay-Muslim narrative likely to face resistance in mixed seats.

UPDATED 7.12PM | Minister says Cheah did not violate any disciplinary guidelines.

UPDATED 8.26PM | Ex-minister hasn't done his research on the issue, says group's adviser.

Cheah says he felt 'scammed' after not receiving RM60k PCM allegedly promised.

Minister stresses that development will be carried out with care.

Azhari stresses that he has given full cooperation to authorities.

Incident happened after aircraft took off, forcing crew to eject 50m above ground.

This comes after Sanusi's claim that RM1m is needed to campaign.

We will provide toilets, cooking areas, Zahid says.

Anwar highlights key initiatives, including PSA enactment and PSSC establishment.

Minister says it's to ensure follow-up actions are structured and impactful.

PSM says recipients have received their notices.

This is while cops investigate senior members of the alleged syndicate that recruited Pannir.

Malaysians shouldn't have to sanitise their opinions just to avoid trouble, says Kiran.

Head warden says he doesn't know the reason for the transfer.

Aid discreetly given without having to belittle anyone - Tun Faisal.

UPDATED 3.45PM | Plantation plan threatens biodiversity, water security, and indigenous communities, they say.

Looking into how they could buy luxury cars, run businesses, Azam says.

Khaled and ministry restrained from issuing statements over Syamsul death probe.

UPDATED 6.15PM | It's been a symbol of Malay awakening since 1900, says Sultan Sharafuddin.

Analysts note the popular uprisings are similar to the Arab Spring.

Vast majority of Afghans surveyed want education for girls.

'A powerful reminder that the sky has no limits.'

Razman congratulates his successor, expressing confidence in Idris' capabilities.

Hafez says the party also invites M'sians to protest against 'DAP law'.

It’s time we see obesity as a complex but treatable disease. One that needs understanding, not judgment.

Tel Aviv is counting on inaction while it continues with impunity.

‘Rakyat must vote wisely; time to reject money and racial politics.’

Contingent has only managed to raise half of what it needs to fund trip to S'wak.