Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Owner of London hotel bought by Felda 'removed from list of BVI-registered firms'
Rafizi Ramli says FIC London Hotel (Pte) Ltd was struck off list on May 3 last year due to non-payment of annual fees.
Only muftis authorised to produce fatwas, says senator
Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki says statements by religious figures not appointed by sultans do not have legal implications.
Malaysia to consult China, Australia before resuming MH370 search, says Liow
Transport minister’s comments follow report that Malaysia will continue search after US firm made ‘no find, no fee’ offer.
Low Chinese turnout at rally worries Pakatan
Opposition should not assume it has Chinese votes in the bag, as GE14 looms.
Wan Ji should not be arrested over an old video, say parents
His parents say they only learnt of his arrest from Facebook and hopes he will be released soon.
Ignore the drama and save Malaysia, middle-class urged
Judge politicians from both sides of the divide on what they do and whether they deliver the goods.
CreAsian album sees light of day after 17 years
‘Get the Picture?’ recorded in 2000 is set for release online tomorrow.
Felda stands to lose RM38 million from sale of London property, says Rafizi
Except in the year it was purchased, Grand Plaza Serviced Apartments has not turned a profit at all, says PKR vice-president.
Ridiculous that DAP must advertise CEC polls in papers, says Guan Eng
Party will comply with the term set by RoS despite it being ‘unprecedented’ in political history.
'Police don't have authority' to disapprove Pakatan rally
Event complies with Peaceful Assembly Act, meaning an official ‘approval’ is not required, says DAP Youth international secretary.
Step up campaign against Najib, Dr Mahathir tells grassroots leaders
Enough ‘dirt’ out there to bring down Barisan Nasional government at GE14, Bersatu told.
Pakatan leaders declare nationwide 1MDB tour a success
Semi-urban and rural folk getting the message and leaders expect 100,000 crowd in Petaling Jaya this Saturday.
Bersatu absent in Borneo due to strong regional sentiments, says Dr Mahathir
The Pakatan chairman says it is difficult to form branches there but it is looking to cooperate with local opposition parties.
School competition focused on Umno's role in history, says group
Umno’s raison d’etre was to reject the formation of the Malayan Union, says Malaysian Historical Society Kuala Lumpur.
Marriage over but exes’ debts still there
Single mums forced to take on debts accumulated by former husbands as current laws provide no recourse.
