Archive - 11 August 2025

• EIA: Not logging 1.8k football fields of forest will protect Orang Asli, wildlife
• New approach needed to combat drug abuse in the country - Zahid
• LETTER | Think justice beyond any selfish contrivances
• COMMENT | Guan Eng's views on migrants normalise 'ketuanan' dogma
• GRS affirms alliance with Harapan for Sabah polls after top-level meeting
• Flag gaffe: Umno Youth cancels rally over 'unforeseen circumstances'
• GRS affirms alliance with Harapan for Sabah polls after top-level meeting
• Zara's post-mortem ends after 8 hours, family may seek inquest
• Hauled up to Bukit Aman, Hilman confident 'no offence' committed
• Flag gaffe: Umno Youth postpones rally after shop owner's arrest
• Rethinking social security in a changing world
• COMMENT | Sosma review must begin with moratorium
• Zara's post-mortem ends after 8 hours, family may seek inquest
• Pemuda Umno tangguh himpunan isu bendera
• TikTok for Business: How to grow fast in 2025
• 'Expel Israel, make sport genocide free,' UN rapporteur urges UEFA
• Saifuddin evades question on whether MACC probed over Ling's abduction
• Don't fear flying Jalur Gemilang despite upside-down incident: Minister
• No compromise on Zara's death - Education Ministry
• Kelantan water company owes TNB RM61m as of June
• 'Those who defy ruler will be impaled' – Ti tells Puad
• Israel killing journos 'desperate bid to silence voices ahead of Gaza invasion': Al Jazeera
• Syarikat air Kelantan berhutang RM61 juta dengan TNB setakat Jun
• Bendera terbalik: Pemilik kedai dibebaskan dengan jaminan polis
• Penang store owner in flag blunder freed on police bail
• 'Those who defy ruler will be impaled' – Ti tells Puad
• Education Ministry to conduct safety audits at all schools
• Nearly 1.8m tourists from China visit M'sia in first five months of 2025
• Don't fear flying Jalur Gemilang despite upside-down incident: Minister
• Germany's Merz defends partial weapons halt to Israel
• Viral photo of upside-down Jalur Gemilang at police HQ from 2016: Cops
• Nik Nazmi: Act against Pasti over low teacher pay, lack of protections
• Alleged members of Bangladeshi workers' syndicate may walk: Report
• MP SPEAKS | The middle ground: Swing geographies and demographics
• 'Fadhlina unfit for the job,' PAS Youth chief moots Asyraf as education minister
• Pejuang leader moots white paper for bullying in schools
• Viral photo of upside-down Jalur Gemilang at police HQ from 2016: Cops
• Radzi presses govt for full breakdown of 104 public-private projects
• Elaun guru Pasti cuma RM600 langgar akta gaji - Nik Nazmi
• DAP MP urges Putrajaya to rethink new EPF mechanism plan
• Afnan doakan Asyraf Wajdi menang PRU, ganti Fadhlina jaga KPM
• Police don't owe Indira duty of care, Court of Appeal hears
• MP condemns MOE for blocking school facilities construction plans
• Silambam not raised in Parliament doesn't mean we're not working: Rayer
• Flag blunder: Akmal threatens protest if no charges by Wednesday
• Bukit Aman takes over Zara death probe, Musa wants no stone unturned
• Flag blunder: Akmal threatens demonstration if no charges by Wednesday
• Silambam not raised in Parliament doesn't mean we're not working: Rayer
• Australia to recognise Palestine at UN General Assembly
• Police: DPP reviewing investigation papers in upside-down flag case
• Study on Indonesian nurse hires must safeguard public interest: Dzulkefly
• YOURSAY | Minister, fly kites, the national flag is risky