Norman Goh

Responding to a China news portal's report, the PMO source says PM's July schedule is packed.

UPDATED 1.36PM | Some names are missing while others have been linked to the wrong portfolios.

A government source, however, says a final decision has yet to be made.

Source says names of deputy ministers and senators also submitted to the palace.

The meeting took place at the Yayasan Al-Bukhary in Kuala Lumpur.

New menteri besar also needs to name a legislative assembly speaker.

Bersatu’s Rais Hussin says China should recognise that contracts like ECRL and SSER are 'unjust'.

The absences of Nik Faisal Ariff Kamil and Jho Low are slowing down evidence gathering, sources say. 

The candidate for speaker comes from PKR, while the candidate for deputy from Bersatu, says Kedah Menteri Besar Mukhriz Mahathir.

Those shortlisted have been told to keep quiet until the ruler makes the announcement.

This, after letters purporting a Youth member had used the party name to obtain Ramadan bazaar plots went viral.

Sarawak’s move to take charge of its oil and gas may be the first legal suit on issues related to Malaysia Agreement 1963.

Analysts say how it interacts with Pakatan Harapan will be key to the state's political well-being.

Four parties are widely expected to make their way out of BN, setting a new path to form a state-based coalition.

This because elements of party politics have been detected, says the minister.

Education minister also confirms Jepak Holdings was given project without an open tender process.

Sources say Mahathir is seeking to allay investors' fears about the change in government on his working visit.

Minister says a decision on the RM1.25b project's probe was made on June 8 and will announce it tomorrow.

The wanted businessperson sent out 'feelers', people close to PM's office say.

The writing seems to be on the wall and bated breaths await a June 12 announcement.

Among them are Petrosaudi owner Tarek Obaid, and chief financial officer Patrick Mahony.

Another 15 more will be appointed, and the list is expected to be unveiled soon.

The 38-year-old Sungai Tua rep is slated to replace Azmin, who has moved up to Putrajaya.

The choice of a non-Muslim as AG has reportedly prompted the Conference of Rulers to push for a Muslim candidate.