Joseph Sipalan

The second incident in the operation theatre is due to a short circuit.

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

Lawyers for Liberty cites UN principles and the cab-rank rule in protest against the gov’t move.

This includes cost of long distance travel and DNA tests, says Mujan Jok.

Analyst says the new Sabah party is an obvious play for Kadazandusun votes.

This is in a bid to assuage voters unhappy with his leadership and rising living costs.

UPDATED 3.31PM | Another prominent activist faces travel ban, not given a proper reason why.

Those involved in Wolf of Wall Street file to claim their pay for work done on the film.

There might be political implications, with the Citizens' Declaration thrown in the mix.

Umno leader Jamal has claimed Bersih is infiltrated by Islamic terrorist group IS.

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The US State Dept says this when asked if the suits will sour ties with the Najib gov't.

Bank Negara Malaysia says there is sufficient activity to support the economy.

The ringgit has strengthened about 7 percent this year after a bad 2015.

UPDATED 6.20PM | This comes after claims that the new party's hibiscus logo is a work of plagiarism.

Activists fear crackdown on political dissent after 1MDB scandal.

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

It says he was recalled back to PJ from Kuala Kangsar due to staff shortage.

In some instances where children complained to their families about Huckle, they paid no heed.

British officials say they told their counterparts on his behaviour more than 18 months ago.

This comes as Beijing flexes its muscles, eyeing dozens of disputed reefs and islands.