What started as an exercise of the right to free speech and peaceful assembly has been hijacked with the help of US and Israel, says Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Remarks by Anthony Loke in a recent Chinese-language podcast make the rounds as Umno delegates debate the party's future cooperation with DAP.

The government previously assured the Dewi Sri Pathrakaliamman Temple that it would not be required to vacate until the new site was ready.

Yusoff Rawther, the thirty-something at the centre of explosive allegations against the prime minister, says he will continue to pursue justice despite threats and intimidation.

Instead of complying with a High Court order to issue a blue MyKad, the 17-year-old was sent away with 24 sets of irrelevant forms.

The Turkish president's anti-Israel rhetoric is tailored to appeal to his Islamist supporters rather than translating into concrete actions that directly challenge Israel.

Latheefa Koya refers to the sudden absence of a ‘tough prosecutor’ and the fact that the Umno president is crucial to Anwar Ibrahim’s political survival.

The businessman behind the corruption scandal involving the PMO also files a suit against MACC for parading him in the orange lock-up shirt before being found guilty.

Disciplinary proceedings are not a substitute for criminal accountability.

The centenarian’s call comes as police have yet to announce any investigation into those who negotiated the so-called reciprocal trade deal.

Religious differences no excuse for separating a mother and child, says Zaharuddin Muhammad.

The decision is a major setback for the former leader's quest for release, while resetting his pardon process.