Lee Chi Leong
Lee Chi Leong is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Furniture industry fears missing out on trade war opportunity
Sector’s high dependency on foreign workers, other labour issues preventing players from gaining new markets in US.
Hong Kong folk welcome but not its troublemakers, says ministry
MM2H applicants will be thoroughly vetted, assures secretary-general Isham Ishak.
Putrajaya looking at 2nd round of samurai bond
‘Cheap loans’ could help Malaysia solve some of its financial difficulties, says Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Investors will shun Malaysia if Lynas treated like ‘pariah’, says PM
Big investments create high-income jobs and are important for us, Dr Mahathir Mohamad explains.
Syed Saddiq wants healthy local competition for Go-Jek
No monopoly for Indonesian company, says minister, encouraging Malaysian businesses to stake claim to market.
Increased use of race, royalty and religion rhetoric to stir discontent, says Muhyiddin
Twice as many incidents compared to last year.
Participants in Jawi issue dialogue told to surrender handphones
Their phones were collected to avoid people misrepresenting the discussions, say Education Ministry officials.
Police call in Save Malaysia, Stop Lynas activists for their statements
Five group members, including chairman, to be grilled over demonstration held without venue owner's permission.
Khairy fears ‘nightmare’ of closing vernacular schools now
Time for single national education system was 1957 or 1963, says Umno leader.
Malays need to resolve new Malay dilemma, says Khairy
Former Umno Youth chief believes Malays need to settle Article 153 dispute, become more self-reliant.
Khairy raps Umno Youth for vulgarising Kluang MP’s name
Former wing chief urges party colleagues to be rational, mature when criticising Pakatan politicians.
Left to PTAs to choose, Jawi lessons as good as cancelled, say groups
Though parents and teachers could be split on the matter, chances are high they wll just say no.
Ministry decision on Jawi issue positive, says Dong Zong president
It will discuss with 10 associations whether to carry on with protest petition, says Tan Tai Kim.
Bosses leery about hiring ex-cons despite tax breaks
Employers’ group says business image might take a hit if they hire parolees and drug addicts.
Communicate more, urges Teo as khat contention continues
Deputy education minister says building walls hinders understanding, mutual respect in Malaysian society.
