(Bloomberg) -- A Malaysian journalist was charged in court for allegedly receiving a bribe in return for backing off an investigation into an alleged migrant worker trafficking syndicate.
BAGAN SERAI, March 14 (Bernama) -- Planning for the raw water distribution project from Sungai Perak to Bukit Merah Dam, ...
The entire formulation of the group, of which South Africa is a key member, seems like a way to use international law as a crutch to condemn Israel.The post Anti-Israel ...
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Anwar’s bumi Catch-22Teresa’s ‘corruption’ conundrum ‘Cash and gold’ date with MACC Anwar’s bumi Catch-22 For Anwar Ibrahim, it appears to be the ...
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ASEAN compelled to become microchip hubSingapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, and others all boast stronger policies for chip-related manufacturing, photo Le Toan During the ASEAN Future Forum 2025 held in Hanoi late last month, Malaysian Prime ...
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PAS, Umno leaders call for Sapura audit to be made publicPAS information chief Ahmad Fadhli Shaari and Umno Youth chief Dr Akmal Saleh respond to the prime minister's revelation that ...
History suggests that the city-state will maintain its steady, pragmatic course through increasingly turbulent international ...
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Man quizzed over claim of azan restrictions at Ayer Kuning mosqueThe Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has quizzed a man over a Facebook post alleging that ...
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Sapura Energy's rescue plan excludes former shareholders - AnwarPUTRAJAYA - Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said Sapura Energy Bhd’s (SEB) former major shareholders are no longer ...
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I never changed my stance on corporate bailouts, says AnwarThe prime minister says he has remained consistent, following the RM1.1 billion investment in Sapura Energy Bhd.
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