New Bloomberg report claims PM blocking release of Azam shares probe
The report comes amid speculation that a government probe found the MACC chief has shareholdings worth more than RM14 million.
Iran seems to be having the last laugh
Iran does not appear desperate but is prepared for a prolonged conflict.
The Malaysian government's addiction to consultants
Somewhere along the way, Malaysia stopped believing in itself and began to assume that foreign consultants are inherently more credible.
After four months of silence, Sabah reps press MACC on status of mining scandal probe
8 Warisan assemblymen warn MACC of political influence in the absence of any update on the investigation.
Victor Chin: RM9.5 million not to 'kaw tim' but to appease 'corporate mafia'
It's not a bribe, says businessman regarding money allegedly paid to PKR MP.
Millions of Malaysians may pay 50% more for fuel as govt mulls slashing monthly quota for subsidised RON95
Meanwhile, subsidies may not be able to cushion the impact of a massive spike in diesel prices since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Silence from government in aftermath of businessman's RM10 million bombshell involving PKR MP
Wild speculation surrounds the identity of the person who is said to have promised to resolve Victor Chin's problems for a 'fee'.
'Why the silence?' Government urged to come clean over claim that Azam has RM14 million shares in 9 companies
An anti-corruption group ups pressure on Putrajaya to reveal findings of a probe into the MACC chief.
Putrajaya says won't allow any more US warships to dock, as critics pan Anwar's 'double face'
It comes after the government defended the presence of two US combat ships en route to the Persian Gulf.
US combat ships, likely en route to join war on Iran, make ‘logistical stops’ at Penang port
The timing of their presence is set to raise questions about the Malaysian government’s position on the US-Israeli war against Iran.
Is it true probe found Azam has shares worth RM14 million in 9 companies, asks Rafizi
The PKR man and former minister joins calls for the government to announce the findings of its probe into the embattled MACC chief.
Albert Tei releases photo to prove MACC men aimed weapons in his house during raid
The photo appears to contradict a claim by MACC chief Azam Baki that his officers did not aim their weapons.
