
Hisham: Show proof M'sia 'selling soul' to other countries
Show proof before claiming Malaysia's defence deals with other countries are bad, says defence minister.

Show proof before claiming Malaysia's defence deals with other countries are bad, says defence minister.

KLSCAH wants the authorities to gazette the land and erect a fence to protect the site.

Ex-PM's aide says arrangements are being made to hold the debate in Padang Rengas.

Both countries have little to bargain with and need third party intervention, says another analyst.

In an interview with Malaysiakini, Ong Tee Keat makes it clear that he has severed ties with the party he once helmed.

New prices quietly set following complaints from the industry.

A North Korean culinary experience amid the reclusive state coming under spotlight in M'sia.

Dr S Subramaniam says he was unaware of his cabinet colleague's intention to be at the rally.

UPDATED 2.55PM | 'The problem, if any, should be that one (resignation issue),' says party stalwart.

‘Don’t call us cancer. We were not planted by outsiders,’ says Kota Melaka MP.

UPDATED 5.40PM | This is to avoid confusion among Muslim consumers, says its president Nadzim Johan.

Cops grill Zunar for hours, going through his cartoons page by page.

Anwar's wife and eldest daughter vow to 'lawan tetap lawan'.

UMNO AGM | The former minister points out that women were not recognised in many ways.

UMNO AGM | Umno Youth chief says there is no room in Umno for closet Bersatu supporters.

UPDATED 10.58PM | Raid related to probe on electoral watchdog’s funding.

This is the sum spent, thus far, just to keep the three pandas at Zoo Negara, says Zuraida Kamaruddin.

Nurul Izzah hopes DOJ suit will not be affected by the election results.

UPDATED 5.17PM | It's nice to look at, but not relevant for racing, Annuar Musa says.

The building is fine, but the content is not, says the former premier.

UPDATED 12.23PM | He arrives at the building to attend a special meeting on parliamentary privileges and immunity of MPs.

This after the minister says the opposition worries Najib's China visit will sway fence-sitters.

For some, especially the youth, rocking with Butterfingers is more enticing than Bersih 5.

UPDATED 5.35PM | This is over allegations that it is sponsored by American billionaire George Soros.