Adrian Wong

Bagaimanapun, bekas MB Perak itu enggan sah atau nafi pertukaran kerusi DUN itu.

Short-lived Perak MB’s star is no longer on the rise, which may warrant new pastures.

UPDATED 1.20PM | Finance Minister II says his cabinet colleagues were wrongly quoted. 

The last major clash was between then DAP chairperson Chen Man Hin and MCA president Lee San Choon.

One China expert says perhaps Umno delegation meant to speak at one of the smaller meetings on the side.

The Seputeh MP clarifies that she was never opposed to the ban, only its hasty implementation.

Takiyuddin Hassan says his party is firm in its decision to not work with BN or Harapan.

This comes after an informal meeting today between the council's president and 10 non-Muslim councillors. 

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The minister rebuts Tony Pua's claim that the government will own Proton again in the event of a default.

UPDATED 1.20PM | Protectionism is good within limits, but Proton squandered its advantages, they say.

However, the move is met with several objections at a meeting held with the creditors.

The media's early fuel price updates are erroneous and have resulted in indirect losses, says M'sia Petrol Dealers Association.

MB Azmin Ali's main consideration would be the stability of the PKR-led government, says source.

A check by Malaysiakini however, shows that provisions regarding dual citizenship are vague in both the Federal and S'wak constitutions.

Amid the controversy, the first phase of condominium units in the Forest City development are all sold.

Selangor EC to hear objections on 1,200 'suspicious names' in the latest electoral roll for Sekinchan.

UPDATED 1.17PM | Dewan Rakyat speaker denies deferring debate on the Act 355 was upon BN's orders.

Former DPM’s son who hands it over hopes precedent on sub judice will stop the amendments from being tabled.

UPDATED 4.30PM | 'No, we never discussed with BN. It is up to the speaker on whether we can continue to bring the motion.'

This move will keep PAS president's bill on the agenda during the next Dewan Rakyat sitting.

From the viewpoint of votes, one analyst says, the prime minister made a practical decision.