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Opposition MPs echo calls for answers over Noorizwan's death amid continued silence
Takiyuddin urges thorough probe after victim's family says no response from authorities.
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PN MP wants ‘lemon law’ expanded to cover used cars, electrical goods
PARLIAMENT | Zahari urges swift amendments to consumer protection laws.
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'Stay': Anwar doubles down on Loke as storm clouds gather over Najib's parade
The corrupt should leave office, not 'good person' like Loke, PM says.
Appellate court reserves judgment in Saifuddin's appeal over RM600k award to Sanusi
Judge fixes Oct 16 for case management to set a date to deliver decision.
State auditors query Thai PBS contracts
The State Audit Office (SAO) has expressed suspicions about the way Thai Public Broadcasting Service hires and pays programme producers, saying it is evading payment rules.
Haze shelters to open, N95 masks to be distributed amid worsening haze
Each eligible person can receive a pair of masks after showing their NRICs
Haze shelters to open, N95 masks to be distributed amid worsening haze in Singapore
Each eligible person can receive a pair of masks after showing their NRICs
Bali tipping row: call for Indonesian tourists to pay up triggers backlash
A debate over tipping culture has erupted across the Indonesian resort island of Bali and beyond, triggered by a politician’s unfavourable comparison of domestic and foreign tourists. In a social media video, I Gusti Arya Wedakarna urged domestic tourists to “normalise giving tips in touristy places”, which he said was part of the island’s “ethics”. “Perhaps that’s the psychological reason why Balinese people are more excited about serving foreigners,” said Wedakarna, an Indonesian Regional...
Bali tipping row: call for Indonesian tourists to pay up triggers backlash
A debate over tipping culture has erupted across the Indonesian resort island of Bali and beyond, triggered by a politician’s unfavourable comparison of domestic and foreign tourists. In a social media video, I Gusti Arya Wedakarna urged domestic tourists to “normalise giving tips in touristy places”, which he said was part of the island’s “ethics”. “Perhaps that’s the psychological reason why Balinese people are more excited about serving foreigners,” said Wedakarna, an Indonesian Regional...