Archive - 23 August 2025
- COMMENT | Will Amanah Saham be reintroduced for Indians?
- Ex-student leaders slam uni, student union over suicide deaths
- UMS student released after five-hour detention under Sedition Act
- New syndicate emerges to subvert crackdown on counter setting
- PSM, Suaram laud PM stance on public right to assemble outside Parliament
- Don't blame Umno for slow reforms - Rafizi
- PKR Youth: Albert 'biggest bribe-giver', don't just treat him as whistleblower
- Tabung Haji lodges police, MCMC reports over defamatory videos
- PAS: Police probe on MalaysiaNow editor 'overboard', unnecessary
- COMMENT | Sign language interpreters as gig workers timely move
- Banging pots for Gaza: One M'sian mum's daily protest at US embassy
- Socso launches 'Lindung' branding to boost worker protection
- No need to maintain ties with Akmal, S'gor and Malacca DAP Youth wings say
- Cabinet memorandum on vaping for tabling by year end - Dzulkefly
- RM19m allocated to maintain Tamil vernacular schools this year - Wong
- Treat drug addicts as patients, not criminals: Lee
- PM urges state govts not to neglect Malay small traders
- COMMENT | Does govt have an image deficit?
- PM: Don't use flag issue to sow racial discord
- 'Untrue': Zambry pans claim of 10k Bangladeshi students given 'graduate pass'
- Uproar over 'solidarity' food fest while Gaza starves
- 'Why are PAS schools still running amid 'unregistered' claims?'
- Zara's death: Fahmi denies Facebook claims, files police report
- 85 cases of foreign enforcement presence in M'sian waters logged since 2021
- Devolving powers to Parliament shows govt's commitment to accountability: PM
- Despite PN's overtures, Warisan insists on going solo for Sabah polls
- Rafizi claims Anwar waved off PKR leaders' concerns on Farhash
- MCMC probes spread of slanderous videos against TH - Fahmi
- Melaka Tengah cops probe alleged kidnap bid of boy by masked man in van
- Group defends 'solidarity' food fest, says proceeds to be channelled to Gaza
- 'Muslims have moral, spiritual responsibility to defend Palestine'