Archive - 18 August 2026

What’s going on in the news today, with updates at 9am, 2pm, 6pm, and 9pm.

Shahrol says he had communicated with Najib using informal channels like Low.

Revenue up 17% to RM1.2 billion on record patient volumes; bed occupancy reaches 68%; interim dividend of 1.10 sen declared

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State govt never intended to deny Orang Asli rights, Sultan Abdullah says.

As more Malaysians struggle to maintain medical coverage, MediAsas offers a new option for those currently without private health insurance

Anwar also indicates defence budget has to be increased.

Teng challenges local council to state under which by-law it made the decision.

Equal funding for MPs must be legislated into law - Gobind.

Party may not be winning elections, but is growing stronger by the day.

Chong says it's become a serious policy question now for any future BN-PN govt.

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He says tax reforms must improve efficiency without adding pressure on households.

INTERVIEW | Razlan says legislative changes needed to realise proposal nationwide.

A stronger framework must protect student freedom and university autonomy.

Wan Fayhsal says Hadi himself recognises the need for a multiracial party in the coalition.

Poverty line income, median wage to be considered in rate-setting, says Ramanan.

Regulators do not have unlimited power, as the courts have now ruled.

The Diamond Jubilee celebrated six decades of contribution to Malaysia’s management profession while looking firmly ahead to MIM’s next chapter.

The stronger-than-expected growth did not translate onto the ground.

'People come here to seek solace, answers to daily problems.'

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At APU, this philosophy underpins a Foundation Programme that offers students both direction and flexibility.

'Bersatu needs to revitalise itself or risk more electoral setbacks.'

'The older Malaysia gets... the more divided Malaysians become.'

Important opportunity to establish a fundamentally different relationship between universities, students and govt.