Archive - 4 August 2024

• Strong US-Philippines defence ties could affect Asean, expert claims
• DAY 2 | Takiyuddin: 'Elder sister' PAS helping 'sibling' Bersatu
• Christian group denies links to promotion of Bible courses near surau
• LETTER | Peace process in Southern Thailand needs recalibration
• LETTER | Thai govt should stop weaponising the courts against opponents
• COMMENT | Connecting ESG to SDGs for sustainable development
• Squash legend pens tribute to Thinaah, Tan
• Bersatu's own issues hinder mediation efforts with PAS, Gerakan
• Tiong: M'sia receives nearly 1.2m visitors from China as of May
• Kidnap suspect re-arrested after cops find child sexual abuse material
• COMMENT | Umno barometer in Nenggiri
• Sanusi 'hopes' Umno can one day field candidate to represent DAP
• LETTER | The worsening Middle East crisis: What M'sia can and must do
• Johor speaker notifies EC of Mahkota seat's vacancy
• Female singers ban systematically denies women's rights in T'ganu: MP
• 'Wan Fayhsal's boycott call of govt's Palestine rally hypocritical'
• Let's wait for rain to fill state dams, says Kedah MB
• Don't prejudge Anwar, let him speak at Palestine rally tonight: PKR MP
• Zii Jia goes down to Thailand's Kunlavut in Olympics semi-finals
• Anwar: RM16b for Sabah total funds for 2024, not just development
• EC to meet on Aug 13 for Mahkota by-election date
• Umno president brokers peace between Zafrul, Megat
• Zahid supports Kota Raja Umno's bid for one seat in constituency
• Ringgit at its strongest in 14 years - Anwar
• Chia-Soh bag second Olympic bronze medal
• Kuala T'ganu ban on female singers
• PM: M'sia to take in injured Palestinians, provide medical help
• Floods, rising seas make dumps more dangerous