Diyana Ibrahim
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Another bridge to Singapore good, but republic must agree, says Guan Eng
Malaysia 'cannot simply build', says finance minister.
Daim best person to handle ‘full-time’ ECRL renegotiation, says Guan Eng
He has the time and experience to devote to arduous task, finance minister explains.
Azmin assures Penang no impact from Kulim airport
It will complement facilities on the island and in Alor Star, says economic affairs minister.
No-fly zone for Boeing 737 stays pending probe results
Transport ministry to follow developments and make decision from time to time, says Anthony Loke.
Mujahid says meeting with Zakir Naik was to discuss Malaysia's Islamic model
De facto Islamic Affairs minister denies changing his mind about controversial preacher.
DAP quartet seek apology, damages from Malay rights group president
Lim Guan Eng, Liew Chin Tong, Lim Kit Siang and Tony Pua send letter of demand over allegedly defamatory remarks.
Sg Kim Kim chemical poison victims out of danger, says minister
The 12 people in intensive care are in stable condition, says Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
Emergency declaration will cause panic, says DPM
Govt will decide after meeting on whether to declare state of emergency in Pasir Gudang, site of toxic waste dumping, says Dr Wan Azizah.
No one race can rule Malaysia, says Annuar Musa
Umno-PAS cooperation with other parties necessary, says Umno sec-gen.
Pakatan cries Taliban because they fear new pact, says Ismail Sabri
Govt clearly unhappy with Umno-PAS cooperation, says opposition leader.
Bauxite mining can only resume when SOP in place, says minister
Stop-work orders must be withdrawn first despite end of moratorium on March 31.
No investments or jobs force Kelantan youth to flee state
PAS has been running east coast state since 1990, yet voters there blame Pakatan Harapan for lack of economic prospects.
Pakatan task force takes Kelantan’s woes straight to cabinet
10 ‘ministers’ to tackle No. 1 concern in the state – high cost of living – and ensure aid and programmes reach targeted groups.
Do proper analysis before trimming civil service, says Najib
Military and police are not considered civil servants in most countries, says ex-PM.
