Chan Kok Leong
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Govt prepared to return to king, ask for state of emergency if necessary
Takiyuddin Hassan tells Parliament cabinet gave king 20 reasons to issue decree, allowed by constitution.
Spend more for faster recovery, says forum on Budget 2021
Don't shy away from deficit of up 10% as Covid-19-ravaged economy need support, say economists.
Parliament will close if Covid-19 spread confirmed, says speaker
Azhar Azizan Harun's directive follows advice from Health Ministry.
Government set to carve up Kg Baru for development
Annuar Musa tells Parliament 200 acres of KL district divided into 40 parcels for developers
Govt to turn training centres into temporary lock-ups
Deputy minister says facilities to house offenders for remand, minor offences, minimum security.
PAS MP withdraws ‘Bible distorted’ remark
Nik Zawawi now asks if Beruas MP is using Christian holy book that ‘has been altered and not distorted’.
Govt to meet Malindo Air over retrenchments
Socso, IRD to join discussions on legal processes, staff welfare with airlines, says Saravanan.
MPs unanimously agree to end sittings by 1pm
Precaution for next three days after several parliament staff infected with Covid-19.
[VIDEO] Shorter time in Parliament will not affect debates
DESPITE the Dewan Rakyat daily sitting being cut short, Saifuddin Abdullah says he believes that it will not affect lawm...
Positive Covid-19 tests curtail Parliament sitting
Takiyuddin, speaker, party whips agree to end sessions at 1pm as precaution, after building staffers infected.
All eyes on Budget 2021 as confidence motions fizzle out
Record 24 motions of no confidence against PM, but none will likely see daylight.
Political reconciliation tricky, say academics
Despite Agong’s advice, antagonism remains high, with parties at times opposing for the sake of opposing.
Winners and losers in Muhyiddin’s failed emergency bid
After mounting a high-stakes gamble calling for emergency, Perikatan is left to lick its own wounds, tail between legs.
King’s rejection of emergency rule could seal Muhyiddin’s fate, say analysts
Agong has signalled that he does not want to be dragged into political power struggles, they say.
