A three-member bench of the Court of Appeal overturns an earlier High Court decision to award RM50,000 in damages to the DAP leader.

It is another minor victory for the news portal which is facing a RM10 million suit from the former PKR leader.

While making an issue out of PAS's donation drive, Lim Lip Eng is standing knee-deep in his own mess.

The youth and sports minister defends herself amid calls for her to resign.

Lawyers say excerpts from the DAP leader's biography form basis of the court's decision.

It comes as police criticised over failure to act on a report to investigate the prime minister for abuse of power.

If the PM feels that he has been defamed, he must file a civil suit like all other citizens.

The Bloomberg report on the alleged casino plan has sparked an online debate with comments mocking Anwar's government as 'Kasinon'.

The Selangor Bersatu chief says people are wondering why the prime minister is merely denying the report without doing anything to clear his name.

As a Muslim, the prime minister is at greater risk of having his reputation tarnished than the other individuals who own gambling businesses, says Haniff Khatri Abdulla.

The communications and digital minister says the trio refused to fulfil his demand for an apology.

Amirudin is seeking general, aggravated and exemplary damages, as well as an injunctive order to prevent Sanusi from repeating the allegations.