Kalidevi Mogan Kumarappa
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Security forces on standby for any threats, say army and police chiefs
IGP Abdul Hamid Bador warns against outside elements causing trouble.
Not necessary to dissolve Parliament, say groups
Former IGP Mohammed Hanif Omar says many risks are involved.
Nazri, Shafie still to speak to Agong
220 lawmakers meet king to inform him of choice, while Padang Rengas MP overseas in France.
Pakatan goes for minority government
MPs give their support to Anwar Ibrahim to be 8th prime minister.
Agong resumes interviews with MPs
Search for next PM continues with lawmakers given 2 options: name candidate or dissolution of Parliament.
Agong asks MPs to choose PM or call for fresh polls
Umno, PAS to call for elections, while other parties put support behind Dr Mahathir.
GPS backs Dr Mahathir as prime minister
Sarawak coalition says parties unanimous in decision to support leader.
Agong calls on Malaysians to be patient
Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah hopes to ‘find the best solution’ to PM crisis.
Agong to interview MPs on PM selection
Comptroller explains process, says king to meet group of 90 lawmakers from 2.30pm today.
Agong to hold audience with political leaders, MPs today
The King must now determine which political bloc has numbers to form next govt.
Cops to question ex-MACC chief over audio clips
Dzulkifli Ahmad is expected to be in Bukit Aman at 10am.
Tamil Tiger detainees’ kin stunned by AG’s change of heart
We are indebted to Tommy Thomas for his 'rational' decision, says daughter of Seremban Jaya assemblyman P. Gunasekaran
Police open 3 investigations into Najib, Rosmah over audio clips
Cases filed under the Official Secrets Act, among others.
Crackdown on fake-news peddlers starts now
Warning comes in wake of Covid-19 fear-mongering, attempts to raise racial and religious tension.
Police, MACC grill Najib, Rosmah over leaked audio clips today
Former PM and his wife have back-to-back appointments with Bukit Aman and Putrajaya.
