Archive - 10 December 2025

Meeting with TM, Communications Ministry and Health Ministry resolved system implementation matters.

Standout victories cement M'sia's position as rising force in international robotics.

This is as Putrajaya finalises its National Atomic Energy Programme.

Malaysia’s retail sector is heading into a major digital transition. Beginning 1 July 2026, LHDN will require smaller businesses with annual revenue RM1 million and above — from cafés and convenience stores to self-service operators — to issue e-invoice upon request by the customer.

M'sian Food Sovereignty Forum questions govt transparency as stakeholders not consulted.

Ex-PM expresses concerns over agreements signed.

UPDATED 9PM | Much-anticipated meeting with IGP amounts to nothing, Ingat laments.

Commission questions why police made mass arrests without evidence to help pursue cases.

The award acknowledges Liberty’s meaningful role in promoting zakat contribution and awareness among its employees, and highlights the company’s dedication to embedding values of care and service throughout its organisation.

Johor regent questions what FAM has done for football.

Group president and CEO says safety and reliability must be prioritised.

This is to ensure bill is in line with international standards, says deputy minister.

UPDATED 10.28PM | Claimants have to pay Malaysia €200,000 in costs.

UPDATED 7.32PM | Tuan Ibrahim reveals that the decision was made after a top leadership meeting yesterday.

Syahredzan says the party will remain part of the bloc.

UPDATED 4.31PM | MACC chief acknowledges unhappiness about his previous contract extensions.

MP says support for Sosma 'ignores' that such laws are being used against ordinary citizens.

Bersatu leader assures he will return to M'sia and cooperate fully, MACC chief adds.

This is after a woman was prevented from entering a police station.

UPDATED 5.41PM | Corrupt politicians the real social ill, says a party leader.

PSM leader wonders if village's fate might have been different had the polls taken place before eviction.

Lawyer argues importance of Ismanira being with her autistic second child.

UPDATED 4.31PM | It says Putrajaya wielded regulatory laws 233 times this year compared to 189 in 2024.

UPDATED 4.13PM | Rafique questions the police's silence despite 139 police reports.

Deputy minister says states must be encouraged to industrialise instead of focusing on extraction.

UPDATED 4.49PM | He takes over Bung's post following the latter's passing.

UPDATED 2.51PM | Rajesh points to cops' refusal to classify case as murder, wants transparent probe.

UPDATED 5.15PM | Lawyer claims recording proves there was no attack on police.

'Instead of reforms, current govt continues to stifle legitimate criticisms.'

Berjaya Sompo offers tailored coverage to safeguard small businesses from everyday risks.

A concrete sign of the industry’s renewed confidence is the tremendous early interest in the upcoming 12th International Rubber Glove Conference & Exhibition (IRGCE).

'The truth must be given an outlet, system must be able to correct its errors.'

Section 45F aims to make job listings publicly accessible without changing employers' recruitment choices.

Despite these obstacles, the SME sector has demonstrated a remarkable ability to rebound.

Conservative Malay politicians are expected to exploit the opportunity.

They criticise state police chief for not expressing same concern for alleged misconduct.

Femicide is not sudden, it's the result of warning signs we refuse to recognise.

Aid workers struggle to treat rising casualties in an overlooked catastrophe.

‘What dialogue does PAS expect after years of putting down the Chinese race?’

Single mum alleges there were serious lapses in how cops handled her assault case.

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