Archive - 29 August 2026

Offer 'youth marriage' incentive only to those above 18, groups urge Perak govt

Offer 'youth marriage' incentive only to those above 18, groups urge Perak govt

Sangetha warns policy may affect lower-income families if age restriction not properly defined.
PM: 'Colonial-era laws' must be abolished for true meaning of independence

PM: 'Colonial-era laws' must be abolished for true meaning of independence

However, Anwar doesn't mention which law he is referring to.
SNAPSHOT | Haze worsens in Serian; Amirudin mulls pact with Bersatu for Malacca polls

SNAPSHOT | Haze worsens in Serian; Amirudin mulls pact with Bersatu for Malacca polls

What’s going on in the news today, with updates at 11am, 2pm, and 6pm.
Supplier apologises for 13-point star on Sanusi's Jalur Gemilang shirt

Supplier apologises for 13-point star on Sanusi's Jalur Gemilang shirt

Company assures public such mistake will not happen again.
Bersih claims more activists slapped with Sabah travel restrictions

Bersih claims more activists slapped with Sabah travel restrictions

Fadhil says that among those affected include Bersih chairperson Faisal Aziz.
Nepal floods: 55 Malaysians still uncontactable - Wisma Putra

Nepal floods: 55 Malaysians still uncontactable - Wisma Putra

No Malaysian has been identified among the foreign nationals rescued.
NSC rebuts cycling coach, says Azizulhasni's LA28 plans already discussed

NSC rebuts cycling coach, says Azizulhasni's LA28 plans already discussed

Council says it has held several meetings, constantly supports the cycling ace.
ADUN SPEAKS | Desa ParkCity tragedy: Who is protecting M'sians from online scams?

ADUN SPEAKS | Desa ParkCity tragedy: Who is protecting M'sians from online scams?

Govt must crack the whip on scammers, strengthen laws.
SNAPSHOT | Gambling boss? I reduced special draws - PM; minister wants thorough probe into pupil's death

SNAPSHOT | Gambling boss? I reduced special draws - PM; minister wants thorough probe into pupil's death

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

AG: Lahad Datu case highlights role of justice system in defending sovereignty

AG: Lahad Datu case highlights role of justice system in defending sovereignty

Dusuki shares his experience serving as prosecutor for the case.
Malaysians growing up apart risk greater racial divisions, says ex-deputy IGP

Malaysians growing up apart risk greater racial divisions, says ex-deputy IGP

Ayob says children are increasingly separated by race from early age.
Global Chinese Businesses Urged to Turn AI Opportunities into Tangible Outcomes at 14th WCEF

Global Chinese Businesses Urged to Turn AI Opportunities into Tangible Outcomes at 14th WCEF

Global Chinese businesses should move beyond discussing AI and translate technological advances, capital and international connections into tangible business opportunities, investment and cross-border cooperation, speakers told the 14th WCEF in Hong Kong.
COMMENT | Why claiming divine wrath for Nepal's floods misrepresents Islam

COMMENT | Why claiming divine wrath for Nepal's floods misrepresents Islam

Essentially, it misrepresents Islamic theology, prophetic ethics.
SNAPSHOT | Saravanan surprised PM didn't get his letter; air quality in several areas worsens due to haze

SNAPSHOT | Saravanan surprised PM didn't get his letter; air quality in several areas worsens due to haze

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

Peka slams Pahang's rejection of forest reserve inquiry rule, questions 'secrecy'

Peka slams Pahang's rejection of forest reserve inquiry rule, questions 'secrecy'

Group urges state govt to reconsider, says no reason to fear public inquiry.
Asyraf: Umno green lights talks with all parties, warns against 'threats, intimidation'

Asyraf: Umno green lights talks with all parties, warns against 'threats, intimidation'

'Any negotiations on electoral pacts must be based on sincerity and trust.'
BOOK REVIEW | Putting history right

BOOK REVIEW | Putting history right

Ranjit's well-researched book highlights contributions of non-Malays, Orang Asli to Malaysia.
Killing time by earning gold: How a shy schoolgirl became 'best performer'

Killing time by earning gold: How a shy schoolgirl became 'best performer'

Nur Aamily's journey to London began with a single word: Bored.