The Malaysian Insight
EPF chief Shahril Ridza to be Khazanah boss
Pension fund has been posting rising dividends for the last 5 years.
PKR polls… now everyone can contest
President to approve contestants, who are party members for less than a full year, if applications submitted by noon today.
SST won't cause inflation, but loopholes will see tax evaders flourish
Weaknesses in previous system allowed businesses, the wealthy to avoid paying tax, leading to low collection.
Singapore law firm in 1MDB case dispute-resolution expert
Chelva Retnam Rajah likely to lead team in legal action against 53 individuals and companies to claim Malaysia’s monies.
Agong praises move to scrap GST, revise federal spending
Sultan Muhammad V welcomes the new government’s efforts to strengthen transparency by disclosing the nation's true financial position.
'Spy agency' to be reinvented with new direction, chief
Sources say govt has cleaned up division allegedly abused by Najib administration to try to keep him in power.
Bursa exec in acid attack transferred to private medical centre
Victim, who was attacked on Tuesday, initially treated at Tung Shin Hospital.
HK court ruling nixed Singapore request for Jho Low arrest
Malaysian businessman granted protection against any extradition, say sources.
Vatican City and Finland envoys agree to come home
Two political appointees have agreed to relinquish their posts after their initial refusal to be recalled.
2 months later, voters still excited but waiting for substantive change
Pakatan Harapan still enjoying honeymoon period but many are eager to see if its promises are delivered.
0% GST brings down prices and ups sales marginally
Traders and consumers will have a better picture of the stituation in six months after GST ended on June 1.
LIVE: Najib faces multiple charges
Former prime minister arrested yesterday and spent the night at the MACC lock-up.
12-man prosecution team against Najib
Former prime minister’s lead lawyer is Muhammad Shafee Abdullah.
Moving on to a New Malaysia
The Pakatan Harapan government should pay heed to veteran DAP leader’s advice not to embark on a witch-hunt and allow the best to serve the country.
A dozen Islamic-linked agencies undergo major reshuffle
Rationalisation plan under Prime Minister’s Department to reduce bureaucracy and budget.