Archive - 10 May 2026

UPDATED 11.05PM | Party increasingly distant from founding principles, wing says.

CIJ report highlights journalists' economic struggles and media sustainability crisis.

This comes amid tension over unauthorised houses of worship.

What's going on in the news today, with updates at 11am, 2pm, and 6pm.

Labour groups move to reorganise representation amid regulatory action.

Land under state, registration under federal, construction under local govt, he says.

The film star-turned-politician promises transparent govt, better law and order.

Don’t want subsidy removal to impact the upper-middle class, says Anwar.

Premesh stresses that the media must stay true to its duty of serving the rakyat.

Lee warns PKR risks a repeat of its disastrous 2004 polls performance.

What's going on in the news today, with updates at 11am, 2pm, and 6pm.

Residents question EOT move, citing repeated DOE rejections.

Tomorrow's political history is anchored in the will of the common citizens.

Concerns span economy, education, social cohesion, constitutional respect, he says.

Tanah Merah MP won't appeal suspension, Chenderoh rep challenges Bersatu to just sack him.

A nation without a clear, compelling vision is vulnerable to division and decline.

They question why Nga did not object when other states allowed appointed assemblypersons.

Batu viewed as safe 'Tier 1' seat, incumbent says not the time to discuss candidates.

Mojtaba Khamenei has recovered from injuries sustained at start of war.

Constitutional monarchs need to be source of political unity amid multiparty competition.

Woo says Umno continues to make brazen demands while showing no remorse for Najib's actions.

Hanipa says Rafizi has a strong hand, several strategic 'cards' left to play.