Archive - 21 November 2025

Halim's appointment is effective on Nov 24.

Don't focus only on Kelantan, judge says.

Inquest under Criminal Procedure Code is unlawful, ultra vires, Jeffry says.

It will send weekly reports to the cabinet, among other duties.

Malaysia must encourage open conversations.

The Group recorded a 9% increase in revenue to RM1,116 million from RM1,027.6 million in the corresponding quarter last year.

'Moderation mainly driven by slower price increases in F&B group.'

Mother's right to her child should never be compromised.

Response to such matters must be proportionate, he adds.

Global football authority says five of the seven players' application granted near-instantly.

Anwar acknowledges public impatience but says due process must be respected.

Watchdog questions if new laws can deliver meaningful change.

Pandan MP also welcomes govt's move to renegotiate agreement.

Prominent activist wonders how the police have not managed to find Indira's daughter.

Until addressed, the public will see response as distraction, not accountability.

We are journalists, not content creators, says Nobel laureate.

Pelantikan ini mencerminkan komitmen berterusan universiti dalam merapatkan jurang antara pengajian akademik dan amalan profesional, serta memperkasa pelajar melalui bimbingan langsung daripada penggiat terkemuka dalam bidang persembahan, muzik dan tarian.

The boy's lawyer says the hospital needs more time.

UPDATED 7.16PM | 'They want to show their power; they are oppressing us.'

UPDATED 1.43PM | This is over suspicion of corruption and power abuse.

Sidec is proud to support Atoz, one of the winners of the Selangor Accelerator Programme (SAP), as the company moves from pitching on stage to having its product deployed in a key state government building.

From energy to digital innovation, young voices unite to tackle the region’s toughest challenges

Rights activists to walk alongside the mother in pursuit of justice.

Immediate actions conducted to address the issue, says Loke.

We can't entertain a 'stabilisation period' when lives are on the line.

MIC chief says they've been partners for over 60 years, but must safeguard party's interests.

The forces forcibly displaced Palestinians from refugee camps, says rights group.

Dusuki points out it's procedure for lawyer to write to AGC, fill in form for damages payment.

TikTok says the campaign emphasises a community-based approach to online safety.

Party still wields considerable national influence and looking to capitalise on it.

Following court ruling on Koh, Amri's cases, Kontras calls for reparations for Ruth's family.

Local authority says the decision was made by the state government.

They acknowledge Aman family's influence, but say candidates' capability matters more.

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