Archive - 29 November 2025

US president provides no proof to his claim.

SABAH POLLS | GRS, Warisan can both cobble together a ruling coalition, but signs point to Hajiji's coalition coming out on top.

UPDATED 5.49PM | 'MACC's high-handed measures when arresting Tei eroded public confidence.'

Foreign Ministry says the operation was successful despite challenging conditions.

State of press freedom worrying, but journalists are resilient.

Sensitive claims risk derailing efforts to fulfil MA63 commitments, Saifuddin says.

UPDATED 4.51PM | Mahajoth says MACC chief has serious conflict of interest in case against businessperson.

Contribute regularly, at least RM100 a year, Annuar says.

SABAH POLLS | Some have been reported to the police, MACC, Ramlan adds.

Cops need to discern prejudice in public complaints, says Justice for Sisters.

Plan was to trigger by-elections to also install Nurul Izzah as MB, he adds.

SABAH POLLS | Tanjung Keramat candidate seen telling voters to pick 'Number Three'.

UPDATED 4.12PM | Shamsul's lawyer says cooperation with MACC has been good.

The increasing multipolar world can explain the government's pivot to Africa.

This reflects our contributions to safety, capacity-building, says Transport Ministry.

UPDATED 11.30AM | DAP candidates for Tanjung Aru and Luyang also voted.

UPDATED 1.08PM | Another association cites Teoh Beng Hock's death in MACC custody.

SABAH POLLS | State election sees competing federal-state narratives, while parties jostle for influence.

Azwan says they were born in Labuan, but treated like foreigners.