Archive - 31 October 2025

Preliminary assessment revealed a declining trend in system reliability.

Ex-senior civil servant's illustrious record unknown to locals, who are more familiar with veterans.

Minister says US trade deal did not compromise halal standards.

Think tank says the deal prioritised national interest instead of the region's.

UPDATED 8.54PM | Ingat also questions status of task force set up to locate, repatriate Prasana.

Ex-MIPP president claims current chief not a registered member, AGM convened illegally.

Response by minister should be delivered courteously, based on principle of openness, he says.

Judge rules defence only offered bare denial, failed to raise reasonable doubt.

1MDB TRIAL | 302-day trial spanned seven years.

Three letters were sent but no response, Haresh says.

Bersatu leader says state leaders should engage Putrajaya for rights, not be confrontational.

UPDATED 4.55PM | Cops shield reporters as Zaim vents out.

As Timor-Leste joins ASEAN as its 11th member, President José Ramos-Horta and PM Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim reaffirmed their shared vision.

It exposes troubling inconsistency in service and accountability.

LIFE AT WORK Awards (LAWA) 2025 celebrated outstanding employers who are redefining how the nation works, with flexibility, inclusivity, and sustainability at the core

Govt must be decisive in addressing any form of online games with negative elements - Idris.

Analysts weigh in on nation's trade policies and current focus.

He insists local preparations for state polls on track.

Harris slams Nga for disrespecting journalist.

Whether latest truce can sustain remains a question.

Deal is premised on intelligent negotiation amid volatile geopolitical outlook.

Machang MP's remarks aimed at creating negative perception of party, he says.

UPDATED 3.54PM | Defence failed to raise reasonable doubt - judge.

Social experiment is to address cost of living, he says.

Na'im says there are always individuals seeking to take advantage.

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Rights group warn military regime is attempting to legitimise itself as bombings continue.