Mahathir: The Pakatan Harapan Government
The prime minister says in two years’ time the people will realise that the direction of the Government is right.
Phone Recording, Release of Audio Clips – Debate Rages On
Lawyers say law allows phone tapping, and it is not illegal to release alleged Najib tapes now.
Influenza A Outbreak Declared in Selangor with 22 Infected, 2 Hospitalised
Up to 22 people in Cyberjaya and Klang tested positive for Influenza A on Thursday.
Najib to Authorities: “Can I Advise You Something” on Sex Videos?
Najib has claimed that it is not difficult for the authorities to determine who were the individuals in the controversial gay sex videos, implicating Azmin Ali.
Why Azmin Has Been Positively Identified in Gay Sex Video Scandal
US Forensic Analysis Report likely has positively identified Azmin in gay sex video scandal.
UniMAP Response to Controversial Exam Question Begs More Questions
Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP) fails to enlighten Malaysians, particularly academics and students, regarding its controversial exam paper on ethnic relations recently.
Malaysia Airlines Apologises over Troubled NZ Flight
Malaysia Airlines has apologised for an Auckland-bound flight that experienced a “shuddering halt” twice prior to take off, leaving passengers unsettled.
Exit of Prasarana, MAHB CEOs
The new year has seen the departure of two CEOs, one from Prasarana and another from Malaysia Airports Holdings.
No Big Deal, Says Kadir Jasin on Maszlee’s Resignation
According to Kadir, Mahathir would usually allow ministers to resign voluntarily, “and if they refuse, only then would they get fired”.
Clare Rewcastle Brown’s Unfinished Business
In the epilogue to her latest book, The Wolf Catcher, Clare Rewcastle Brown (of the Sarawak Report fame) made some rather interesting observations.
Kelantan PH Chairman: State Leaders Should Be Frank if They Want Luxury Cars
Kelantan state government leaders should refrain from making excuses and just be straight-forward if what they want are luxury cars.
PM Admits Malaysia Too Small to Retaliate Against India
Malaysia will find “ways and means” to overcome India’s restrictions of palm oil purchases, said Dr Mahathir.
Shahrir, Ahmad Maslan Arrested, to Face Money Laundering Charges
The MACC today arrested former Felda chairman Shahrir Abd Samad and former international trade and industry minister Ahmad Maslan, before releasing them on bail.
Maszlee’s Departure – Crony Appointments or Attempt to Snuff Out Reforms?
Maszlee Malik's departure as education minister has seen some within the ministry coming out to claim that he had appointed people aligned to a certain Muslim organisation.
Ku Nan Hurts Knee in Fall, on 6 Days Medical Leave, Graft Trial Postponed
The RM2 million corruption trial of Tengku Adnan did not proceed as scheduled today as he has taken medical leave because of a knee injury.