Archive - 8 June 2023

• Pakistan's Imran Khan formally named in 'abetting' lawyer's murder
• S'pore diplomat 'appalled' by comedian's remarks on M'sia, MH370
• Govt prepares 'soft landing' for poultry price float
• UOW Malaysia makes it to the top - Again
• States have more power on Orang Asli land than Putrajaya - DPM
• Everest climber's late thank you to sherpa riles up netizens
• Discover every “Colours of the Seasons” with Trafalgar on your next vacation
• AAAFx Sheds Light on the Role of Leverage in Forex and CFD Trading
• Speaker rejects LCS debate for 'not being a public interest matter' - Muar MP
• Watch Out SPM Leavers, Can AI Decide Your Future?
• Should we let it be if the minister is incompetent? Puad asks
• S'pore diplomat 'appalled' by comedian's remarks on M'sia, MH370
• Fahmi: No discussions on Printing Presses and Publications Act yet
• Speaker rejects LCS debate for 'not being a public interest matter' - Muar MP
• Annum Revolutinises Agriculture with Smart Farming Initiative, In Line with IR 4.0 Adoption
• Parents who lawfully register child's religion needn't worry - filing
• PM: Malaysia-Indonesia in 'one voice' to protect palm oil
• Magnitude 5.6 earthquake strikes south of Java, Indonesia
• Ringgit fluctuations reasonable, structural reforms needed - BNM
• Aug 21 verdict on Azeez’s appeal in defamation suit against Guan Eng
• Ahmad Maslan: Umno blueprint not to rival Malay Proclamation
• Jokowi thanks 'brother' Anwar for commitment on labour issues
• MOH renews Pharmaniaga contract despite PN17 status
• MindMagine moves to next level in co-creating solutions, streamlining processes for client success
• Don't blame 'false report', Guan Eng tells Sanusi over Penang-Kedah row
• Minister: No plans to amend PAA notification period
• Cops urged to act on proselytisation of children
• Penang to dissolve state assembly on June 28
• Don't blame 'false report', Guan Eng tells Sanusi over Penang-Kedah row
• No civil servants, contract workers laid off after change in govt
• Penang to dissolve state assembly on June 28, polls imminent
• Cops urged to act on proselytisation of children
• PN MP: Codify law to specify ‘Allah’ word in Quranic context
• LFL chides MACC for not allowing lawyers during interrogation
• Couple charged again for negligence, causing injury to four-year-old boy
• LETTER | Regaining youth's trust in higher education and Stem
• Asean to hold first joint military exercise off Indonesia
• Philippines raises alert level at rumbling volcano after rockfall, quakes
• Speaker: Syed Saddiq being unfair to me for rejecting LCS motion
• NGOs demand deadline for repeal of Sedition Act
• ‘Media council can’t function well with repressive laws in place’
• 'Good luck' - Zahid tells former Umno 'warlords' wanting to join other parties
• The Positive Impact of Fintech in Serving The Underserved Community
• Umno wings stress on need to strengthen govt for national stability
• No need for DAP to apologise to Umno - Zahid
• Speaker: Syed Saddiq being unfair to me for rejecting LCS motion
• No need for DAP to apologise to Umno - Zahid
• 'Unreasonable': Kelantan Harapan chief on seat allocations for polls
• 'Good luck' - Zahid tells former Umno 'warlords' wanting to join other parties
• Unlocking the Power of Maca: It can help you to find back your ‘Mojo’!
• Son hopes Umno continues fight for Najib's release
• PAC chair slams long delay in appointing auditor-general
• Penang police chief to meet journalists’ group over gag directive
• LCS: PAC to visit Lumut naval base, start proceeding this Saturday
• Baby trafficking probe: NRD confirms officers arrested by MACC
• Malaysia will 'go to the dogs' if govt fails to bring change - Anwar
• Portal releases transcript after being accused of misquoting Sanusi
• State polls: Applications for postal voting open from June 15
• PM: State polls results won’t affect stability of federal govt
• Tok Mat: DAP can apologise if they are gracious
• Anwar promises to deliver
• 'I thought I wouldn't survive' - Anwar recalls 'black eye' incident