Archive - 16 December 2025

Panel says unable to determine who 'falsified' birth certificates.

We will assist them to win, says Sabah CM.

'Please speak up loudly during post-cabinet meetings at the ministry.'

Solicitor-client privilege is sacrosanct, cannot be breached - Rajesh.

Event highlights Melaka’s growing potential as a competitive regional hub for meetings and business events

Various legacy issues were addressed in past 2 years, she says.

UPDATED 7.47PM | This is based on reports submitted by the police.

IBM report reveals speed, sovereignty and trust will redefine how enterprises compete in the coming year.

Emotion-driven narratives weaken public debate and democratic decision-making.

PKR veep now helms the Human Resources Ministry.

Anwar previously said being PM isn't a portfolio, doesn't contradict manifesto.

Edumaax Education Group organised a potluck event at the centre of the building, its very own cafeteria, Third Degree Restaurant.

UPDATED 5.12PM | Zaliha and Na'im dropped from cabinet.

The event formed part of the company’s ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility, using sport as a platform to drive real, measurable community impact.

Existing leaders continue to carry out responsibilities, mandate with full commitment, says Yusoff.

One source claims 3 Harapan deputy ministers would be promoted to the cabinet.

Controversial shooting, shifting narratives deepen doubts over police credibility.

Integrity remains cornerstone for enforcement agencies, adds RM15.5b collected via seizures, forfeitures - Anwar.

UPDATED 1.31PM | Nominations will be on Jan 10, early voting to be held on Jan 20.

A new wave of ASEAN leaders reimagines growth, climate action and regional unity

UPDATED 1.51PM | Adam takes on role in acting capacity, effective Dec 15 - Fuziah.

Turning manufacturing into durable growth rather than scattered projects.

Businessperson says Selangor police chief's remarks were 'inconsistent with facts'.

Party chief says in no rush to decide on whether to leave coalition.

The deal, while framed as 'reciprocal', extends far beyond conventional trade facilitation.

'Harapan manifestos will be hard to believe in future elections.'

Absolute safety is an illusion. Resilience is not.

Accountability must go hand-in-hand with structural reform, says PSM Youth chief.