Asila Jalil
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Don't exploit sensitive issues, says counter-terrorism chief
Certain parties may react with violence, says Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay.
Don’t hire based on race, minister tells employers
Language restrictions understandable, but not ethnicity, says P. Waytha Moorthy.
Racism promoted on social media, by politicians, says Waytha Moorthy
Combat racist comments with positive response, says de facto national unity minister.
Cops to investigate 23 Malaysians in Syria when they return
They are already in contact, says counter-terrorism chief.
Cops not seeking outside help to track Indira’s daughter
They however welcome leads from the public, says IGP.
Notice for Women’s Day rally not given early enough, says IGP
Organisers did not obey 10-day period, says Mohamad Fuzi Harun.
No arrests made in Sg Kim Kim chemical dumping case, say cops
51 police reports have been lodged so far, however.
Malay-majority Rantau a challenge for Pakatan, says Bersatu strategist
Dr Rais Hussin Mohamed Ariff says there is a need to address Malays' anger at ruling pact.
Dr Mahathir’s statement on Khazanah’s Bumiputera role shocking, says ex-MD Sheriff
Founding chief of govt investment arm say he wondered if someone was feeding PM new ideas.
Institutional reform assures foreign investors, forum told
Lawyer says investors want to know their rights are protected, there won't be leakages in system.
Reconsider keeping MAS, ex-Khazanah managing director tells govt
It has never been successful after each of its bailouts, says Mohd Sheriff Mohd Kassim.
Polls reform panel studying EU system, says Azhar
EC chairman says committee headed by Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman looking into proportionate representation system.
EC considers deleting race section on electoral roll
It is a weighty decision that needs careful thought, says Election Commission chairman.
Pakatan committed more election offences because it is the govt, says EC
Being the government, it could commit offences that the opposition couldn't such as misusing government assets and ministerial time, says Azhar.
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