KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said Muslim nations were silent on the oppression of Uyghurs because China is a powerful country.

Malaysiakini fact-checked whether Mahathir said he would be prime minister for at least "three years" or "three more years". PKR's Dr Syed Husin Ali said a late handover to Anwar Ibrahim would kill Pakatan Harapan in the next general election.

Sultan Ismail Petra, the father of Sultan Muhammad V of Kelantan, passed away yesterday.

Experts want the Health Ministry to make public its full reports regarding the Orang Asli deaths in Kuala Koh, as well as allegations that Orang Asli women were coerced or misled into taking birth control medication.

Foodpanda delivery riders outside the Klang Valley are planning to go on strike this week over a new pay scheme.

Umno deputy president Mohamad Hasan said the position of opposition leader should be abolished in Umno and PAS-controlled states.

The documentary 50 Years of Silence sheds light on the suffering of the Ng family which lost five family members in the May 13, 1969 riots.