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Sep 25, 2026
Formal inquiry made with the Legal Affairs Division but lawyer has yet to get response.
Singapore and China should look to the next phase of cooperation through potential projects in artificial intelligence and the green economy, after decades of economic ties anchored by industrial parks, eco-cities and transport corridors. Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong said on Friday that the relationship had “never been static”, arguing that the economic challenges of each era shaped the flagship developments of that time. At the FutureChina Global Forum held in the city state,...
Aminuddin tells his successor that he was presented with the same document, but he refused to sign it.
They also insist Tuanku Muhriz should step down gracefully.
A veteran Malaysian politician pleaded not guilty on Friday to a sedition charge over remarks backing a rival claimant to the Negeri Sembilan throne amid the months-long royal crisis. Rais Yatim, 84, a former cabinet minister and president of Malaysia’s Senate, was charged at the Sessions Court in Ayer Keroh, Melaka, for his comments on June 5, during a ceremony proclaiming Tunku Nadzaruddin Tuanku Ja’afar the state’s 12th ruler. Rais is accused of uttering seditious words at the Parkroyal...
UPDATED 1.48PM | Shafee says ex-PM's bank accounts remain frozen.
Public health centers in Seoul have been reposting the same doctor vacancies for more than six months without success, as public salaries fall far behind those at private hospitals and clinics.
The former PM was sentenced to 15 years and fined RM11.4b.
Indonesia is preparing infrastructure and finalizing the legal framework and procedures for the Kalimantan Corridor under the ASEAN Customs Transit System (ACTS), thereby promoting freight transport connectivity among Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei on the island of Borneo.
He faces three other similar charges in the Shah Alam Sessions Court.
Judge sets bail at RM8k, Oct 27 for case mention.
The activists will continue calling for the arrest of the 'corporate mafia' and advocate for free speech.