Lee Chi Leong
Lee Chi Leong is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Govt may bank in fuel subsidy instead of issue cards, sources say
Proposal to switch systems expected to be presented to cabinet next week for approval.
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Amanah shrugs off ‘behind the times’ Umno-PAS alliance
As arch-rivals unite under Islamic banner, Pakatan Harapan’s progressive Muslim leaders see chinks in its armour.
Khazanah studying plan to sell MAS, says Azmin
The economic affairs minister says there is no deadline for the study.
No free lunch for Bumi firms in ECRL project
Companies must be competitive in commercial, technical aspects to stand even chance of winning tenders, says source.
No breaks, focus remains on the people, says defiant Azmin
He says he still has the support of his constituents while continuing to deny his involvement in the scandal.
Khazanah board went over proposed Axiata-Telenor merger, says minister
Proposal was discussed by the directors, says Azmin Ali.
Perak sultan summons politicians over misuse of mosque, surau
Leaders of Bersatu, Amanah, PKR, DAP, Umno and PAS attended the ruler at Istana Iskandariah today, say sources.
VSS for Celcom staff if Digi mega-merger materialises
Parent companies – Axiata and Telenor Asia – set to merge by Q3, say sources.
Govt lost revenue from tinted car windows as BN used middlemen, says Loke
Everything will go through proper process now, says transport minister.
Dr Mahathir ‘not worried’ about Pakatan’s drop in popularity
Prime minister says still a long way to go before GE15 to earn back people’s support.
Royal approval for chief justice expected this week, says Dr Mahathir
Govt waiting for approval before announcing replacement for Chief Justice Richard Malanjum.
Lack of communication doomed Pakatan’s reforms
‘Controversial’ policies, such as signing international treaties and abolishing death penalty can be sold if rationale is explained, say academics and activists.
Why is ruler opposed to Rome Statute, ask forum panellists
Syed Husin Ali asks if ‘southern ruler’ objected to treaty because of claims of crimes allegedly linked to the royal family.
It was BN that wanted to ratify Rome Statute, says A-G
Pakatan had opted to go ahead with 2011 decision, says Thomas.
Dr Mahathir’s 2nd China trip to shake off ‘unfriendly’ tag
PM to address One Belt One Road forum, a sign that Malaysia is not anti-Chinese investments, say analysts.
