In blow to PKR, Zuraida thwarts RM10 million suit after appeals court rules sum unreasonable
The court says PKR is only entitled to RM60,000 after deducting legal costs to be paid to the former minister.
Government did not act on 'royal addendum' as Agong was replaced, says Anwar
The prime minister again skirts query on the existence of the document, saying he cannot comment on the Agong's decision in the Pardons Board.
No reason for him to support PH, says Najib loyalist as PN seeks to debate 'royal addendum'
Isham Jalil questions the silence of BN MPs over the fate of their former boss.
When protection turns into burden: Policyholders cancelling health insurance plans as premiums spike
This is likely to aggravate the existing challenges in the public health system.
Top journalists say CMA amendments height of Anwar government's free speech crackdown
It comes as the government is accused of seeking to expand offences that would constitute general criticism as part of misusing network facilities.
This whole charge is vengeance, says Anwar ex-staff in urging court to speed up justice
The 31-year-old maintains his innocence and refers to his sexual assault suit against the prime minister
New twist in Kg Baru residents' fight against acquisition with discovery of rare land title
Residents say the document shows that the area is categorised as a Malay agricultural settlement.
Government in bid to plant 'fake news law', rights lawyers warn
Lawyers for Liberty says amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act 'massively widens' the offence of abusing network facility.
Rise in organised crime but fall in crime index: Tell it like it is, authorities urged
The figures don't match the claim that the crime index has dropped in the last two years.
'Cowardly' Anwar bent on pursuing 'massive charade of probe' against Daim, says widow
Naimah Khalid slams the prime minister and MACC for 'insinuations' about money trails despite her late husband's acquittal.
Billionaire tycoon Ananda Krishnan dies
He was one of the country's wealthiest businessmen.
Apex court judgment sets limits to Singapore censorship law's reach in Malaysia
The judgment underscores the limitations of Singapore enforcing of its laws in Malaysia.
