Diyana Ibrahim
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Decision to stop Nga my own, says Dewan Rakyat speaker
Azhar Azizan denies being pressured into changing his mind about letting opposition MP chair Parliament.
Malaysia supports Afghanistan but stops short of recognising Taliban govt
Saifuddin says govt provided aid donation, discussing next step with Organisation of Islamic Cooperation.
Azmin dodges question on blocking Nga in Parliament
Kota Melaka MP asks which senior minister put call in to Azhar, interfered in parliamentary matters.
Govt will not appeal Kuching court ruling to enforce Undi18
Wan Junaidi says cabinet has agreed to obey order.
Ismail Sabri has 100 days to prove himself, say Umno leaders
Party grassroots say unfair to evaluate PM’s performance before time is up.
Tourists not flocking to Terengganu island resorts
Hoteliers ready to shut down again, and reopen only when it is completely safe.
Activist calls for Pulau Kapas to be protected as turtle landing site
Endangered creatures may lose sanctuary to development, says Rani Ahmad.
Give Taliban a chance, say Malay-Muslim groups
They say the Islamist movement is now committed to public reforms, not ‘Taliban of 20 years ago’.
Ball in PAS’ court to prove commitment to Islamic agenda, say analysts
Having landed the religious affairs post, party now has chance to amend RUU355.
Ismail Sabri gunning for Umno presidency with new appointments, say analysts
New PM looking to outmanoeuvre Zahid, assume control of party, country.
PAS’ popularity wanes after poor showing in Putrajaya, say analysts
Bad behaviour of its fomer ministers will have impact on voter support, they say.
Tourism to resume on Terengganu islands in September
Tour and travel operators will only reopen when they and their workers are fully vaccinated.
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Muhyiddin wants Bersatu to reject cabinet posts, say party sources
It’s a strategic move for the 15th general election.
Not the end of Bersatu and Perikatan, says Redzuan
Supreme Council member says political cooperation among PN component parties will continue for the next general election.
