Archive - 6 February 2026

Chief justice describes Nallini as a 'great jurist'.

Lawmakers promised reforms but failed to fulfil it, Alyaah says.

External mediation efforts place pressure on Asean's centrality and credibility.

UPDATED 7.57PM | Modi's trip in return for Anwar's visit to India in August 2024.

Sufi adds IJN is satisfied with ex-PM's recovery level.

UPDATED 7.35PM | Detention comes amid probe into allegations of RM2.5b money laundering scheme.

Bench rules there is no breach of natural justice.

This is not the time to raise such matters, Puah says.

UPDATED 5.26PM | Although disappointed, Quah says court clearly indicated freedom of speech is protected.

Minister says PAS leader looking down on university.

Vigneswaran says many temples were built before relevant laws were enacted.

Thresholds raised for offences, minister says.

Convoys to depart by sea and land from different locations.

Utterances allowed if terms used in correct context, dept says.

Rational arguments are being drowned by divisive rhetoric.

This will take effect on Jan 1 next year.

This is concerning the management of 'unutilised levy', acquisition, and equity investment.

Built to evolve alongside the healthcare industry, Kumo™ also supports emerging AI capabilities and adapts to changing healthcare policies.

Structural weaknesses must first be addressed, stakeholders say.

This branding is like raising a landmark in the state, says Sultan Abdullah.

Tenaganita says real accountability, solid protections must be included.

Making a few simple adjustments can help you take more control over your personal data.

Govt must ensure that both parents' consent is required, says MCCBCHST.

UPDATED 1.11PM | CJ-led bench rules 'annoy', 'offensive' do not violate free speech under the Constitution.

Agency notes corrupt conduct among senior officers hard to detect at early stage.

How exactly does Nga's use of Islamic phrases confuse Muslims?

Hassan says ex-minister's criticisms grounded in expertise and experience.

Family in anguish as those who murdered Vinoth are still at large.

How did M'sia set the scene for the Philippines, deal with challenges?

Losses due to online fraud reported in November last year.

Continued absence of local govt polls robs people of grassroots representation.

Understanding its history is key to dealing with current challenges it poses.

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