Archive - 5 November 2025

'I will pay for everything, it is not the rakyat's money.'

The 34-year-old was born in Uganda to parents of Indian descent.

Unprecedented decision affirms what we have long believed, Liew says.

PARLIAMENT | Said to have taken RM4.6m, but only fined RM4.1m, Kula wonders.

Use of forged or falsified identification documents condemned.

Let truth come out from responsible parties, His Majesty says.

UPDATED 9.28PM | Payment to have begun from 2017 when pastor was abducted.

Over RM1m paid to syndicate to approve worker quotas in M'sia, source says.

Noorhayati heartbroken that her husband's fate remains unknown.

Rahman hounded by police's intimidation tactics, lawyer says.

Political deadlock leaves millions unpaid, vital services disrupted nationwide.

Nizam insists remarks against businessperson a matter of public interest.

Villagers urge central bank's subsidiary to halt evictions.

UPDATED 10.55PM | Judge finds lack of effort to keep activist's family updated.

Amendments to Act 800 set to enhance training, income aid, and mobility assistance.

They voice concern over actions undermining social responsibility or risk damaging university's reputation.

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PARLIAMENT | Jakim's halal cert recognised globally, Idris says.

UPDATED 9.34PM | Dedicated to finding solutions to internal divisions, Azmin says.

PARLIAMENT | Loke says discussions with airlines to take place on best mechanism.

Evidence concerning latest scandal far more damning.

Azalina says AGC finds no sufficient evidence to pursue charges.

Rooted in the construction business, the company offers construction and project management services

If M'sia continues strategic 'balancing' act, it can emerge with economic interests enhanced.

UPDATED 4.34PM | Investigations took place from 2022 to Sept 26, Azalina says.

Figure highest recorded since 2005.

Reading between the lines, Nga's apology is not sincere.

Warisan chief says such politics left Sabah divided, poor, and struggling to progress.

'I suppose Ronaldo of Portugal also must have roots in Malaysia?'

The world has largely ignored the ongoing critical humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

UPDATED 12.37PM | Rapper turned himself in at the police station early this morning.

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