Arvind Raj

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Becoming dumping ground for captured carbon can be lucrative, but at what cost?

RM3.2b invested increasingly into high-risk options, PAC hears.

RM1.5m spent on renovation, including 2 fancy but unused RM100K screens.

Board member claims CEO added slide on project into brief, board never approved it.

1.2km passageway to benefit orangutans, gibbons, hornbills, and wild cats.

'Unrecognised' medical specialist training programme hotly debated as govt looks to amend Act.

Source tells Malaysiakini the reduced validity period is temporary, conditions being enchanced.

Valid period for web publications reduced from two years to as low as 6 months.

It says the contested vessel is likely Chinese, spots another error in the journal.

UPM academics used photo of ship as an example of Malay vessel.

The trust in Cayman Islands is in wife, children's name.

Language is only condition for citizenship via naturalisation or registration.

Calling rare earth ‘non-radioactive minerals’ misleading, group says.

UPDATED 6.02PM | Jakoa did not allow off-grid renewable energy project in villages, says Tonibung.

'Thorium-powered nuclear reactors are still at experimental stage'.

No one's questioning corporate subsidies and government projects, Jomo says.

Experts stress at energy transition conference that nuclear tech is safe, efficient.

Part of the amendments is to confer rights to pass on citizenship to mothers, but others are more controversial.

Malaysiakini presents a summary of the report on Malaysia's deadliest landslide, declassified yesterday.

‘Percentage of income spent on buying cooked food higher than other nations.’

EXCLUSIVE | 'Country will be left with waste and open mines without policy framework.'

100pct govt-owned, Padu uses 270 govt datasets to profile households.

EXCLUSIVE | Its implementation will be for the better in the long run.