Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah says conflict over race and religion will divide the people.

Traders blame disinformation on social media for loss of business.

William Leong says Raja Rozela Raja Toran could be needed to give more details on the withdrawal of graft charges.

State assembly speaker says move inline with Muda president’s action of withdrawing support for unity govt.

Lawmakers say longstanding issues need resolving to ensure states continue to progress.

Sim Tze Tzin says mass gatherings or protests will negatively impact foreign investment.

One will conduct research abroad while the other will examine the legislative and financial implications.

Traders hope for softer inflation print tomorrow, which could push up local currency.

Bersatu youth chief says negotiations with police ongoing.

Wisma Putra says will continue to monitor case, provide appropriate consular assistance.

Ex-blogger is found guilty of the offences committed in Kajang in 2019.

Ramkarpal says the one-off application must be made by the Prisons Department.

Group says Miri-based Samling lost forest certification.

Ba’Kelalan rep also presents wish list for the state ahead of Malaysia Day.

Prime minister wants Malaysia to be a leader in the projected US$2.4 trillion global market.

Johari Abdul says move can ensure savings for govt, prevent leakages.

Backbenchers decry authorities’ heavy-handed way of handling situation.

Route coordination needed to ensure no overlap, Anthony Loke says.

More companies diversifying production sources to build resilience, Tengku Zafrul says.

TV3 personality will be buried at the Bukit Kiara Muslim cemetery today.

Opposition leader says data show previous government did a good job of managing the economy.

Full report will follow interviews, says William Leong.

Victim duped by man claiming to be from a courier company, police say.

Rights advocate decries police 'harassment and intimidation' of Perikatan organisers.

Court of Appeal strikes out prosecution’s two notices of appeal.