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Anwar unperturbed by Rafizi’s criticisms.

SiS has questioned the apparent double standard in cases of religious insults, particularly the lack of action against a preacher who disparaged the faith of non-Muslims.

Anwar Ibrahim has admitted his party and PH's weakness in penetrating rural areas with the coalition's message, particularly in Malay-majority areas.

Still in favour of a political “big tent” for the opposition, Anwar promised PH would not compromise on its principles in exchange for power.

Rafizi claims Najib trying to influence perceptions.

Rafizi’s anti-big tent stance is his personal view,

Couple looking into which crowdfunding platform facilitates an easy return of the donated sum back to their donors, following the completion of the couple’s court cases.

Takiyuddin’s public admission of abusing his powers and misusing his ministerial position for the political benefit of the prime minister and PN.

Indonesia has no qualms if Malaysia wants to cancel the MoU on Indonesian workers.

The woman seen in footage of a controversial stand-up comedy act is expected to be charged with insulting Islam at the Syariah Court.

Lim Lip Eng has warned the govt that unless it takes the MoU on Indonesian maids seriously, other countries will also become wary of entering into MoUs with Malaysia.

Traders and cigarette vendors will not be allowed to sell smoking products to the people covered by the ban.

The Ringgit will plunge into a free fall if breaches 4.50 to a dollar.

NFA also against Muslim preachers Zamri Vinod and Firdaus Wong who insulted non-Muslims.

Fahmi Fadzil has warned MPs against standing in the way of the anti-hopping bill.