Why have cops in Melaka shooting not been questioned yet, ask lawyers

The communications minister says the committee will see if there has been any breach of contract to warrant action.

Activist Arun Dorasamy says the group’s meeting with Khalid Ismail today did not yield meaningful progress.

The Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, alleges that a warning was conveyed to FAM honorary president Hamidin Amin.

Azizzuan Arsemi committed the offences at two playgrounds in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, in November and early this month.

The Sabah chief minister says heads of GLCs and statutory bodies who perform poorly will be reassigned or dismissed.

Hasnol Ayub is named deputy chairman, while Samasuddin Yusop takes over as secretary.

They say other parties making way for BN will weaken democracy and close off the opportunity for renewal.

Puteri Umno chief says the party’s Supreme Council is not ready yet to discuss his ‘successor’ for his parliamentary and state seats.

Thailand’s defence ministry said it wants to prevent a recurrence of the attacks on civilians suffered in July.

Chinese firms are expanding in Vietnam, leading investment inflows and sending record shipments to Hanoi in defiance of US calls for decoupling.

The US president plans to reach out to the leaders following his role in the Kuala Lumpur Accords, which set a path to peace.

Jakarta is accused of backtracking on several commitments it made as part of its deal, as Malaysia proves to be a good actor by comparison.

Israel closed the crossing after a Jordanian truck driver shot dead an Israeli soldier and a reserve officer at the border in September.

Bulgaria has been gripped by a wave of rallies against a divisive 2026 draft budget, which protesters have branded as an attempt to mask rampant corruption.

The US leader claimed he completed long, thorough medical exams and excelled in cognitive tests other presidents reportedly never took.

The economy minister was formally elected by lawmakers from both houses of the Federal Assembly parliament with 203 out of 210 valid votes.