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.
‘Stinks to high heaven’: Ex-MACC boss slams NFA for Zahid
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.
Tei warns Anwar and Azam again: I won't give up
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.
Make defending sovereignty our New Year’s resolution, says Mahathir in shadow of Anwar’s trade deal with Trump
The centenarian’s call comes as police have yet to announce any investigation into those who negotiated the so-called reciprocal trade deal.
PAS lends voice to Hindu mother in long and painful wait to see daughter again
Religious differences no excuse for separating a mother and child, says Zaharuddin Muhammad.
Najib sentenced to additional 15 years' jail over RM2.3 billion 1MDB case
The decision is a major setback for the former leader's quest for release, while resetting his pardon process.
M Ravi, the man who defied Singapore regime's harassment, dies
M Ravi never gave up despite the odds stacked against him by the Singapore regime, which has always used its grip on the legal process to silence critics.
New bombshell over revelation that tobacco lobby dangled RM50 million bribe to ex-minister to drop GEG
The revelation comes two years after Putrajaya announced it was dropping the generational endgame provision which was opposed by big tobacco firms.