Chan Kok Leong
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Govt to take action if UN claim on poverty is true, says PM
Putrajaya will study UN report to verify claim that country’s poverty level is under-reported, says Dr Mahathir.
Building up youth key to nation’s success, says Dr Mahathir
Focus must be given to the nation’s talents and resources, stresses prime minister.
Meeting with Dr Mahathir was on ministerial issues, says Guan Eng
The finance minister also denies that DAP has given the prime minister a list of names for a purported cabinet reshuffle.
‘PM No. 8’ sells his ideas at town hall
Anwar Ibrahim says Pakatan Harapan must deliver on reforms, stay corrupt-free to be re-elected.
Instead of being thankful for PR status, Zakir attacked other races, Anwar says
Preacher from India has now become a problem to us, says PM designate.
Anwar backs efforts to review Lynas licence extension
He says there should be meaningful negotiations with the government.
Build up, don’t destroy racial harmony, says Anwar
Love among Malaysians most important of all, says PKR president.
Not Pakatan’s job to save Utusan, says Anwar
Current government also not to blame for the Malay publication's woes, he says.
Ministers under fire over Lynas
Protesters slam Zuraida Kamarudin and Teresa Kok for supporting Australian mining company.
Anti-Lynas protesters denounce Pakatan’s U-turns
Remember election promises, say demonstrators against rare earth refinery in Kuantan.
Lynas understated its waste volume, says activist
The company has informed the Australian Stock Exchange it has Malaysia's permission to stack its waste 34m high over 39ha of land, he says.
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Lynas wastewater breaches safety parameters, says activist
It contains chemical oxygen demand levels up to three times higher than permissible, claims Tan Bun Teet.
Will Lynas be Pakatan’s last straw?
Pakatan Harapan can’t afford to break yet another election promise to halt Australian rare-earth firm’s licence over radioactive waste.
Khat shows fragility of New Malaysia
DAP caught in a bind with many Chinese voters angry over ‘creeping Islamisation’ while Malays upset over its ‘anti-Islam’ stance.
Bowing to racial groups no way to govern nation, says Rafidah
Former minister calls on policymakers not to pander to extreme groups in nation-building efforts.
