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PARLIAMENT | 'However, approval of an EIA report doesn't constitute approval for a development project.'

PARLIAMENT | MPs raise concerns over surveillance, privacy and civil liberties.

What's going on in Parliament today.

Mas Ermieyati further recommends a minimum 70pct of local shareholding in MAHB.

Wong points out that non-disclosure is poor governance on Madani's part.

What's going on in Parliament today.

Malaysiakini explores what's in the bill and why critics want deeper parliamentary scrutiny.

Protesting NGOs include Bersih, memo handed to four MPs from Harapan, PN, GRS.

Revised fines balance compliance and employer burden, says deputy minister.

No opposition to the bill heard during the call for voice votes.

Opposition states receive high funding despite lower revenue, he says.

PARLIAMENT | Lawmakers question jurisdiction limits, enforcement capacity.

PARLIAMENT | 'Things are very different now compared to 60 years ago.'

Changes must benefit Malaysians for generations to come.

Changes to the process must not be worse than status quo.

Lawmakers urge Bank Negara, MOH to intervene to protect consumers.

UPDATED 6.41PM | PARLIAMENT | Home Ministry agrees to bring proposed legislation to two PSSCs.

PARLIAMENT | It is part of Asean's efforts to maintain communication in addressing country's crisis, foreign minister says.

Deputy higher education minister retorts by urging PN MP not to politicise issue.

Less than 1pct of Budi95 recipients logged usage over the prescribed amount, says minister.

RM830b scam losses recorded in first five months of 2026 - Home Ministry.

Traffic offenders should be issued compounds based on income levels - Ahmad.

PARLIAMENT | It's mostly due to business closures, voluntary separation schemes, and workforce reductions - Ramanan.

MCMC can issue written directives to order compliance with Online Safety Act, says minister.