Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Retract statement on Bank Negara forex losses, RCI chairman urged
Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s lawyer says making premature conclusion is tantamount to breaching king’s decree.
Live updates: Day 3 of RCI on Bank Negara forex losses
The Malaysian Insight brings you news of the proceedings as they occur at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya.
Ex-BNM auditor refutes Murad's claim, says forex had oversight
He tells the RCI on forex losses that BNM formed the External Reserve Committee to monitor and regulate forex dealings.
Forex trades reached US$800 million under Nor Mohamed
Former dealer tells RCI that ex-Bank Negara assistant governor faced no trading upper limits.
Live updates: Day 2 of RCI on Bank Negara forex losses
Dr Mahathir present at today’s hearing, but lawyer says former PM will not testify.
No need for RCI on Memali tragedy, says Muhyiddin
1MDB scandal more urgent and demands for answers come from all quarters, not just opposition.
Johor is ripe for the taking, says Muhyiddin
He says this is according to facts, data and observations made by Pakatan Harapan in Johor.
Media enjoys more freedom under current govt, says Zahid
DPM says news coverage on 5 general elections held during former PM’s tenure had a ‘set agenda’, unlike today.
Claim of 'sacked via Twitter' former exco a lie, says Armada chief
Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman says ex-member’s allegation ‘expected of an Umno agent’.
Rat in canteen video unverified, says Klang hospital
Canteen shut until September 1 to enable thorough cleaning.
Lack of transparency on China deals cause for concern, says Nurul Izzah
Malaysians should be worried as Putrajaya rushes into RM140 billion worth of investment deals with China.
Think before you speak, Nurul Izzah tells Najib
She tells Najib that the Reformasi agenda is about institutional reforms and not to target Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Progressive levy for foreign workers by 2019
Higher fees for those with more foreign employees in move to encourage hiring of locals.
Isa Samad's new office at SPAD raided
MACC chief Dzulkifli Ahmad confirms the ‘visit’, saying it is standard procedure for ongoing investigations.
Bumiputera contractors want piece of ECRL pie
East Coast Rail Link project worth RM55 billion and class F contractors are demanding that Putrajaya funnel some work their way.
