Emily Chow

Cops: M’sian communities in denial after major paedophile case

Cops: M’sian communities in denial after major paedophile case

Most of the families in the communities where he lived are declining counselling, they say.

Discontent in Malay heartland may spell trouble for Najib

Discontent in Malay heartland may spell trouble for Najib

Sungkai has become an unlikely battleground for an election that embattled prime minister is expected to call this year.

Petronas to study two oilfields in Iran

Petronas to study two oilfields in Iran

It will conduct studies at South Azadegan and Cheshmeh Khosh that are expected to conclude in the second quarter of 2017.

Aboriginal, environs groups to sue Canada over Petronas LNG project

Aboriginal, environs groups to sue Canada over Petronas LNG project

The suits will name Petronas, which owns a majority stake in the project, as an associated party.

Najib gets new powers amid planned protests over fund scandal

Najib gets new powers amid planned protests over fund scandal

Activists fear crackdown on political dissent after 1MDB scandal.

Najib unmoved after US lawsuits linked to 1MDB scandal

Najib unmoved after US lawsuits linked to 1MDB scandal

The premier has stifled critics and media, and is seen weathering the storm.

FGV says its palm oil output to drop 17pct this year, hit by El Nino

FGV says its palm oil output to drop 17pct this year, hit by El Nino

Its CEO says crude palm oil prices are seen at RM2,600 to RM2,800 per tonne.
Petronas set to reveal more cost cuts amid oil price slump

Petronas set to reveal more cost cuts amid oil price slump

Its CEO, Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin, is due to speak to staff about the belt-tightening measures next week.
Malaysian durian farmers demand mining clampdown

Malaysian durian farmers demand mining clampdown

They are urging tighter regulations on mining they say is destroying arable land.
Malaysia’s new Twitter police target critics of PM Najib

Malaysia’s new Twitter police target critics of PM Najib

Najib’s Facebook page has over the months been flooded with criticism.
As oil slump rocks Petronas, Malaysians brace for hard times

As oil slump rocks Petronas, Malaysians brace for hard times

Petronas' business review includes a plan to cut spending by up to RM50b over the next four years.
M'sia reserves fall below US$100b as ringgit slumps

M'sia reserves fall below US$100b as ringgit slumps

Currency reserves fell to US$96.7b as of July 31, says Bank Negara Malaysia.
Malaysia posts surprise 5pct jump in June exports

Malaysia posts surprise 5pct jump in June exports

Malaysia's Exports unexpectedly increased 5% from a year earlier as shipments to China surged.
PKFZ mired in a sea of national problems

PKFZ mired in a sea of national problems

CPI director Dr Lim Teck Ghee and former TI president Ramon Navaratnam air their opinions on the PKFZ scandal.
Kit Siang lodges PKFZ police report

Kit Siang lodges PKFZ police report

He wants police to probe Tiong King Sing and Faizal Abdullah over their statements regarding the PKFZ scandal, and Ong Tee Keat for denying that he received RM10 million from Tiong.
PKFZ: Time to quit, Pua tells Tiong

PKFZ: Time to quit, Pua tells Tiong

port klang free zone pkfz probe 230807 In light of the special task force's findings, it's only proper the BN Backbencher's Club chairman relinquish his position to safeguard the integrity of parliament.
PM: It's sedition to incite racial tension

PM: It's sedition to incite racial tension

najib tun razak Prime Minister Najib warns of possible charges against anyone who incites racial tension, in the wake of a ‘racist exchange’ linked to DAP political aide Teoh Beng Hock.
No closure of varsities as death toll mounts

No closure of varsities as death toll mounts

The Higher Education Ministry will not impose stricter quarantine rules on university students to halt the spread of the A(H1N1) flu, while Gerakan calls for a temporary closure of schools.
Newspaper commentary sparks debate on race-baiting

Newspaper commentary sparks debate on race-baiting

NONE A controversial commentary published by Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia yesterday has kicked off a debate on race-baiting.
'Minor' differences between Shahrizat and Wong

'Minor' differences between Shahrizat and Wong

While Minister Shahrizat Abdul Jalil expresses distress over the involvement of minors in street rallies, Pakatan Rakyat leader Elizabeth Wong counters back.
HSBC callous in sacking call centre workers

HSBC callous in sacking call centre workers

Two-hundered and forty-one workers have been left stranded by HSBC's decision to shut down its local call-centre in Jalan Ampang
MCA gags vocal party critics, threatens suspension

MCA gags vocal party critics, threatens suspension

Party members have been warned that stern disciplinary action will be taken against them for tarnishing the party's name.
Residents facing eviction after defaulting on loans

Residents facing eviction after defaulting on loans

Citizen Journalist Video More than 100 residents in Kuching will be turned out of their homes if a state Housing Development Corporation eviction order is executed soon. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Suaram report gives voice to the dead and detained

Suaram report gives voice to the dead and detained

NONE One tells how a son died while in police custody while the other tells of a husband detained under the ISA for the last seven years.