Archive - 3 May 2025

• COMMENT | SEA's struggle for truth amid AI and authoritarianism
• COMMENT | There's hope, stop regressing, press on with reforms
• Singapore GE: Voters head to the polls around the world
• Our duty to protect national interest - Petronas on Sarawak notice
• Warisan rep queries govt priorities amid 'unjust disparity' in egg prices
• COMMENT | Will our legal professionals aspire to the Kneedler standard?
• Ex-MCA leader blames Umno for Chinese voter exodus since '04
• Submit official request if serious on cooperation, Umno tells Bersatu
• Kosovo president hails M'sian visa exemption for citizens
• Nga dares opposition to live in rundown flats, defends URA
• World Press Freedom Day: Govt urged to improve journo protection
• No plans with AI law yet, guidelines currently in use - Chang
• NUJ lauds M'sia’s rise in press freedom index, urges govt abolish PPPA
• PKR polls delayed as 5 divisions audited, Zaliha denies Rafizi link
• Press groups urge for ethical use of AI in media industry
• PAS: Nga's dilapidated flat visit mere optics, doesn't address issues
• COMMENT | Can a young girl in Malaysia pursue sports properly?
• Usage of road barriers depends on technical specifications - Alexander
• Amanah rep: PAS offers no solutions to urban squalor, only fear-mongering
• Why not disband Umno and join Bersatu instead, asks Muhyiddin
• LETTER | Individuals have unique form of religious expressions
• Boost economic activity in K’tan to get more revenue, Rafizi tells PAS
• S’wak govt should respect Petroleum Development Act - analysts
• Group urges Perlis govt to defer building café in geopark cave
• PM Albanese's Labor Party wins landslide victory in Australian election
• Cops nab another 'Tan Sri' over MBI Ponzi scheme
• Singapore GE: PAP retains supermajority, PM grateful