MACC's Azam back in the spotlight over millions of undeclared shares in listed company
Bloomberg reports that Azam Baki has not declared shares that could be worth RM800,000 in a possible breach of a government circular.
Revisiting Modi's role in the 2002 mass slaughter of Gujarat Muslims
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a lifelong member of the Hindu extremist group RSS, asked police to allow Hindus to vent their anger to Muslims, leading to deaths and destruction unprecedented in post-independence India.
Alarm raised after Anwar's lawyer appointed to bench amid concerns over ex-staff's sexual assault suit
K Raja Segaran's appointment as a judicial commissioner comes alongside several other developments that have renewed fears of the court's independence under Anwar Ibrahim.
Fair trial for Daim's widow under threat as PM continues attacks, court told
Lawyers warn of sub judice and cite more than a dozen news reports quoting Anwar Ibrahim's name-calling and claims against the former finance minister.
'It could be a gold mine' – Anwar praised in 2012 email involving sex predator Epstein
The correspondence, part of the recently released Epstein files, described Anwar Ibrahim as someone who could benefit a US investment banker should he become prime minister.
'Is Sofia lying?' Make up your mind, govt told as cops probe Albert Tei video
The prominent whistleblower is being investigated for criminal defamation over claims by a woman named as a star prosecution witness in a corruption case involving the prime minister's former aide.
Damning Bloomberg report implicates Putrajaya in giving second life to Bangladeshi-owned firm accused of human trafficking
It follows a 10-month investigation into the dark world of migrant worker recruitment that has destroyed the lives of thousands of poor families.
King's ultimatum on national language a blow to DAP marketing plan, says prominent whistleblower
Albert Tei also appeals to the ruler over the appointment of two graft-tainted politicians to Sabah state companies.
'Lu siapa?' DAP's Loke doubles down on Akmal as anger grows in Umno
Remarks by Anthony Loke in a recent Chinese-language podcast make the rounds as Umno delegates debate the party's future cooperation with DAP.
On eve of Ponggal, KL Hindu temple told to vacate in 7 days or face eviction
The government previously assured the Dewi Sri Pathrakaliamman Temple that it would not be required to vacate until the new site was ready.
'They threw me in death row, it didn't break me’
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.
Lawyers to accompany boy to JPN, slam 'bureaucratic madness' despite court order to issue MyKad
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.
