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The coalition said the guessing game of GE15 was hurting the nation with the uncertainties that affected decisions making not only in the economic sector and public life, but also distract ministers' attention from governance.
The coalition said the guessing game of GE15 was hurting the nation with the uncertainties that affected decisions making not only in the economic sector and public life, but also distract ministers' attention from governance.
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Bersih calls on PM to stabilise politics with more institutional reforms
SHAH ALAM - The Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) calls on Prime Minister Datuk Seri...
Restaurant operator Lim Koh Ching, was fined the maximum of RM400 by the Selayang magistrate's court for spitting out of the window while driving his Toyota Alphard along Karak Highway. - Photo: BERNAMA
Restaurant operator Lim Koh Ching, was fined the maximum of RM400 by the Selayang magistrate's court for spitting out of the window while driving his Toyota Alphard along Karak Highway. - Photo: BERNAMA
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For spitting along Karak Highway, Alphard driver fined RM400
KUALA LUMPUR - For spitting out of the window while driving his Toyota Alphard along Karak Highway,...
A South Korean engineer who built a grave for Internet Explorer -- photos of which quickly went viral -- told AFP on June 17 that the now-defunct web browser had made his life a misery. (Photo by Kiyoung Jung / Courtesy of Kiyoung Jung / AFP)
A South Korean engineer who built a grave for Internet Explorer -- photos of which quickly went viral -- told AFP on June 17 that the now-defunct web browser had made his life a misery. (Photo by Kiyoung Jung / Courtesy of Kiyoung Jung / AFP)
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RIP Internet Explorer: South Korean engineer's browser 'grave' goes viral
A South Korean engineer who built a grave for Internet Explorer - photos of which quickly went viral...
The relaxation comes after Thailand's landmark 2018 legalisation of medicinal cannabis -- the first such move by a country in Southeast Asia, where anti-drugs laws are notoriously harsh.. Photo for illustration purposes.
The relaxation comes after Thailand's landmark 2018 legalisation of medicinal cannabis -- the first such move by a country in Southeast Asia, where anti-drugs laws are notoriously harsh.. Photo for illustration purposes.
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Thailand takes step towards legalising cannabis
Bangkok - Thailand relaxed its cannabis laws Thursday, with users permitted to possess and grow the...
Moody’s says the stable outlook on the rating reflects its expectations that Sarawak Energy's strategic importance to Sarawak
Moody’s says the stable outlook on the rating reflects its expectations that Sarawak Energy's strategic importance to Sarawak
National
Moody assigns first-time A3 issuer rating to Sarawak Energy
KUALA LUMPUR - Moody’s Investors Service has assigned first-time local and foreign A3 issuer...
Photo for illustration purpose only - Source: 123rf
Photo for illustration purpose only - Source: 123rf
National
Man jailed, fined for trespassing into women's toilet, possessing pornographic video
KUALA LUMPUR - A software engineer who admitted to having fetishistic disorder was today sentenced...
Photo source: BERNAMA
Photo source: BERNAMA
National
Felda supervisor jailed 14 days, fined RM25,000 for gratification
SEREMBAN - A Felda supervisor was today sentenced to 14 days jaIl and fined RM25,000, in default...
Illustration photo
Illustration photo
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Still no finance minister for bankrupt Sri Lanka
COLOMBO - Cash-strapped Sri Lanka appointed six more ministers on Monday to its new "economic war...
Photo for illustration purpose only - Source: 123rf
Photo for illustration purpose only - Source: 123rf
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Former police station chief gets two months' jail, fined RM5,000 over RM300 bribe
SHAH ALAM - A former police station chief was sentenced to two months in jail and fined RM5,000 in...
Police officers inspect a road in Rambukkana on April 20, 2022, a day after police killed an anti-government demonstrator while dispersing a protest against the high fuel prices and to demand President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's resignation over the worsening economic crisis.- AFP
Police officers inspect a road in Rambukkana on April 20, 2022, a day after police killed an anti-government demonstrator while dispersing a protest against the high fuel prices and to demand President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's resignation over the worsening economic crisis.- AFP
News
Sri Lankan town under curfew after police kill protester
RAMBUKKANA, SRI LANKA - Police enforced a curfew on Wednesday in a Sri Lankan town where an...
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Hamzah’s removal is not just about one man’s political future. It is about Bersatu’s identity. Is it consolidating into a tightly led organisation prepared for electoral battle? Or is it entering another cycle of internal contestation? - Photo source: Hamzah Zainudin/Facebook
Hamzah’s removal is not just about one man’s political future. It is about Bersatu’s identity. Is it consolidating into a tightly led organisation prepared for electoral battle? Or is it entering another cycle of internal contestation? - Photo source: Hamzah Zainudin/Facebook
Bersatu after Hamzah Zainudin: Consolidation or crack in the party foundation?
The expulsion of Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin from Bersatu was expected, says former Bersatu information chief Datuk Wan Saiful Wan Jan.
The expulsion of Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin from Bersatu was expected, says former Bersatu information chief Datuk Wan Saiful Wan Jan.
'Hamzah’s expulsion shows Muhyiddin is desperate' - Wan Saiful
Bersatu deputy president Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin delivering his speech at the party's annual general assembly held at IDCC, Shah Alam on Sept 6, 2025. (SINAR PHOTO)
Bersatu deputy president Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin delivering his speech at the party's annual general assembly held at IDCC, Shah Alam on Sept 6, 2025. (SINAR PHOTO)
“No surprise” over Hamzah’s sacking, exodus from Bersatu expected
Hamzah and Muhyiddin embrace on the last day of the party's annual general assembly in September 2025. (PHOTO BY ROSLI TALIB)
Hamzah and Muhyiddin embrace on the last day of the party's annual general assembly in September 2025. (PHOTO BY ROSLI TALIB)
Hamzah camp rules out Umno return, signals next steps
A security guard at an institution of higher learning was fined RM2,500 by the Syariah High Court after pleading guilty to possessing materials related to the teachings of "The Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light", which have been declared haram under the state fatwa.
A security guard at an institution of higher learning was fined RM2,500 by the Syariah High Court after pleading guilty to possessing materials related to the teachings of "The Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light", which have been declared haram under the state fatwa.
Security guard fined for possession of materials related to deviationist teachings
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Child opens car door, causes accident involving six vehicles along Jalan Tun Razak
A child inadvertently caused a road accident after opening a car door in open traffic, leading to two motorcycles crashing into each other.
A child inadvertently caused a road accident after opening a car door in open traffic, leading to two motorcycles crashing into each other.
New forensic review challenges Kurt Cobain's suicide ruling, says 'this is a homicide'
Kurt Cobain
Kurt Cobain
Federal Court reinstates Isa Samad's conviction and sentence, issues warrant of committal
Former Felda chairman Tan Sri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad has been ordered to begin serving a six-year prison sentence from Tuesday.
Former Felda chairman Tan Sri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad has been ordered to begin serving a six-year prison sentence from Tuesday.
Malaysians still drawn to charm of reading physical books
The Reading Profile of Malaysians 2022/2023 study by the National Library of Malaysia recorded a positive shift in reading trends among Malaysians, who crave a variety of information in line with changing lifestyles and current technological developments. - Bernama photo
The Reading Profile of Malaysians 2022/2023 study by the National Library of Malaysia recorded a positive shift in reading trends among Malaysians, who crave a variety of information in line with changing lifestyles and current technological developments. - Bernama photo
Man held for assaulting, threatening senior citizen after minor collision
Earlier, a one-minute video clip went viral showing the suspect scolding and kicking the victim, who was in the driver's seat, while some people were seen trying to calm him down.
Earlier, a one-minute video clip went viral showing the suspect scolding and kicking the victim, who was in the driver's seat, while some people were seen trying to calm him down.
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