Lee Chi Leong
Lee Chi Leong is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
US$126 million the ‘best price’ for Equanimity, says Lim
Of course, the government wanted more for it, but it will accept Genting's offer, says minister.
Zahid denies involvement in activists’ disappearance
Neither I nor Home Ministry sec-gen ordered police to nab Koh and Amri, says former minister.
See Lynas’ permit renewal from both sides, urges Wan Azizah
Entrepreneur minister and environment minister bickering over Australian firm’s move not to export waste from Gebeng.
Defending Malay, Bumiputera rights not racism, says Johor MB
Community's well-being integral to maintaining nation's stability, says Osman Sapian.
Johor mulling alternative sites to relocate Pasir Gudang factories, says MB
These include Kota Tinggi, Sedenak, Simpang Renggam and Kluang, says Osman Sapian.
Putrajaya hiding behind Secrets Act to muzzle CEP report, says civil society
Findings of Council of Eminent Persons can serve as guide on how not to repeat mistakes of past administration, they argue.
Lack of SOP hampers public appointments panel
As such, PM continues to advise Agong on key appointments without parliamentary committee providing checks and balances.
Kiandee defends integrity of parliamentary committee lacking opposition
PAC chairman insists hearings are neither unfair nor biased following spate of resignations.
PAC to quiz Liow over VEP irregularities tomorrow
PAC deputy chairman Wong Kah Woh says the former transport minister has confirmed that he will be present.
Nurul Izzah’s views on Dr Mahathir her own, says Anwar
They do not reflect party sentiments, says PKR president.
Cool it with Nurul Izzah ‘cry baby’ remark, Anwar tells Azmin
PKR president unhappy over the name-calling by his deputy.
Dr Mahathir denies breaking promise on Kiandee as PAC chief
The Beluran MP was still with Umno when he was appointed, says prime minister.
Hishammuddin’s aides implicated in land swap deals, says Chin Tong
The deputy defence minister says some deals were also done to help certain leaders in marginal parliamentary seats.
Guan Eng willing to meet manufacturers on claims of post-SST rising costs
Businesses’ claims contradict Putrajaya’s figures, says finance minister.
Leave BN if you want, it won’t be dissolved, Nazri Aziz tells MCA
BN secretary-general doesn’t understand MCA’s resolution, says Umno members want the pact to remain and it has many plans for its future.
