Archive - 2 October 2025

Foreign Ministry to ensure detainees are provided consular support.

Convoys arriving, leaving state palace and CM residence being closely watched.

With this leadership transition, Systech Bhd is set to reinforce its commitment to sustainable growth, innovation, and value creation for its stakeholders.

Yong to consult party colleagues before issuing statement tomorrow.

This is over notices of assessment issued by the Inland Revenue Board.

UPDATED 11.44PM | Rights groups claim police failed to properly manage crowd.

He says it's a 'good' opportunity to cut 'things we didn't want'.

UPDATED 9.15PM | Masidi says termination after parties decided to use own symbols.

UPDATED 8.20PM | PKR, Umno, Bersatu, Muda, and PAS leaders were seen this evening.

Shintumathi died due to 'inhalation asphyxia by compressed gas and plastic bag'.

Warisan chief claims both parties already spoke about it last year.

The activists are headed to Israel, it adds.

Businessperson claims messages show Kitingan accepted money from him.

The Qunut Nazilah will also be recited for the activists' safety.

Efficient probe into VVIP will restore trust in MACC, says Rosman.

UPDATED 3.44PM | Tensions flare after protesters block entry, exit routes to building.

'Bersatu will rise again amid challenges.'

They join Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar in supporting the 20-point plan.

Foreign footballers get fast-tracked while stateless children wrangle with bureaucracy.

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Probe finds lorry had no GPS, company neglected to prioritise safety.

Ministry sec-gen says an announcement may be made soon.

However, social media platforms possess tools to act decisively, they say.

Govt must ensure no actions in conflict with its reform stand taken against media - Taki.

A post-mortem will be conducted to determine the cause of death.

UPDATED 1.20PM | Umno Youth chief urges govt to rescind Asean summit invitation if M'sian activists not released.

It is simply status quo dressed up as "development".

Kitingan says party has made its stand 'very clear'.

Equal partnership promise has been betrayed, with both treated as resource colonies.

UPDATED 11.15AM | Arutchelvan questions govt priorities as the likes of Jho Low remains at large.

He proposes that the debate take place when Parliament convenes on Oct 6.

Status of five others remains unknown.

UPDATED 11.36AM | Vessels carry unarmed civilians, life-saving supplies, PM says.

Government must urgently address AI-assisted scams and fraud.

US president's presence at Asean Summit must not be construed as US foreign policy endorsement, Ikim adds.