Archive - 14 January 2026

UMNO AGM | Deputy president supports youth wing as 'pressure group'.

UPDATED 11PM | UMNO AGM | 'We can no longer rely on old approaches in facing the challenges.'

UMNO AGM | He describes party's role in govt as its contribution to people.

UPDATED 10.25PM | UMNO AGM | Akmal confirms Khairy will attend tomorrow's Youth convention.

'Party members free to give opinions but top leadership calls the shots.'

Ex-PM says he did not start any appointments, amendments in company.

Fathul says panel displayed weaknesses throughout entire process.

Bersatu leader's claim based on Facebook post, which is no longer accessible.

Anwar says M'sia needs mature politics grounded in consensus, mutual respect.

Child Act enacted for a reason, Rajesh says.

Tuanku Muhriz says graft is the foremost enemy of justice, trust and nation's future.

UPDATED 6.47PM | This amid AGC's application for a review of a Federal Court decision on the Act.

It raises serious concerns over govt's integrity and credibility, says Chan.

ILO’s 2026 outlook shows steady employment levels, but millions remain trapped in poverty wages, insecure jobs and widening gaps for youth and women

Lee stresses importance of cooperation amid 'complex, unstable international order'.

Zaharudin says projection based on three scenarios and conditions.

This is over the woman's assailant's reduced charge.

Don't allow 'trial by media' to dictate enforcement actions.

New location is near Bukit Tagar landfill, Izham adds.

Hassan warns review threatens freedoms, undermines promised reforms.

MIC No 2 says intake dropped sharply from 11,021 in 2025 to 10,330 this year.

Bloc previously condemned 'violent repression' of protests.

Hakim is accused of misappropriating donations for humanitarian missions.

Nod sought to execute 13 preventive steps designed for enforcement bodies in detainee management.

Officer being probed in accordance with relevant legal provisions - Azam.

Mkini provides an overview of the longstanding issue.

Idris reminds Umno president of party's current standing.

Rule 137 may be invoked to prevent serious injustice, says Khairul Naim.

From lingering coughs to silent breathing disorders, childhood lung problems are more common and more manageable than many parents realise.

Cops questioned Harapan MPs, who were in opposition, for allegedly breaching PAA.

Fadhli responds to Zahid's wish for PAS to dissolve on its own.

Ex-Sindumin rep takes the helm at Sabah Development Bhd.

This after govt applied to review Federal Court ruling on Peaceful Assembly Act.

Australian writer admits inaccuracies following court case over defamatory posts.

Unrest at home meets rising pressure from the US and regional rivals.

UPDATED 4.26PM | They were informed of reduced charge on the day it was submitted to court.

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