Archive - 2 December 2025

No further action had been taken as the matter is now under investigation.

AGC appealed High Court decision due to financial implications, says minister.

Home minister argues that arrests were conducted in a public space.

Her lawyer adds that the government has not paid the money yet.

They seemingly took issue with the inclusion of peninsular parties in state cabinet.

It will prove whether ops was lawfully conducted, they say.

UPDATED 7.52PM | This comes after a briefing on the findings of police's investigation report.

Only one person has been prosecuted.

Incident occurred after heavy rainfall, Saarani says.

However, she is unsure if the removal is related to the fatality.

It says engagement session with stakeholders to be held soon to explain issue.

Ishak's appointment is CM's decision, not given through negotiations – Jeffrey.

PARLIAMENT | Only males are charged under current legislation.

Party remains anchored on integrity, democratic mandate - Warisan chief.

Several GRS, independent assemblypersons air frustrations over national leaders entering Sabah's cabinet.

PARLIAMENT | PSSC finds agency's financial commitment, safeguarding capacity 'very low'.

Beijing fires back, saying ruling party resisting reunification, seeking independence using armed forces.

Fuziah says no effort at party convention last year to announce his entry.

Malaysia, Thailand also not spared from deluge.

UPDATED 12.25PM | Civil servants can't be dismissed without being given chance to be heard.

PARLIAMENT | Anwar brands opposition as hypocrites for speaking out against such a move.

Govt official blames contractors for skimping on materials to make greater profits.

UPDATED 3.41PM | Centenarian believes agreement poses a great risk to Malaysia's sovereignty, national security.

Minister says govt committed to ensuring MACC operates efficiently.

If Sabahans were truly angry with Harapan, GRS would have been punished.

Fifpro calls Fifa decision 'grossly disproportionate' given circumstances of players' cases.

Sec-gen says DAP will heed 'strong and unmistakable message from voters'.

Na'im urges all parties not to downplay issues of moral decay.

Veep says Sabahans overwhelmingly rejected peninsula parties, but BN now in govt.

It's a civil mediation mechanism; criminal prosecution can happen in tandem.