Diyana Ibrahim
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Perlis mufti backs Johor sultan, echoes warning against 'Talibanisation'
Sultan right to banish narrow thinking and remind Malaysians of need for a moderate, progressive approach to Islam, says Asri.
Zamihan released from custody
Zamihan Mat Zin walked free after a magistrate did not approve the police application for an extension to his remand.
Former Bersatu member says defamation suits necessary
Former founding member Anina Saadudin says she has to defend herself against allegations of corruption.
Kelantan wants ECRL despite all the controversy
Businesses say lack of infrastructure impeding growth, leading to state coffers being dependent on timber and cosmetics.
So why is Umno helping PAS with RUU355 again?
Two Kelantan leaders’ contrasting behaviour raises questions as to sincerity of offer to push through bill to enhance shariah punishments.
In Kelantan, shorts are wrong but feel so right
Youths urge state government to solve social problems first instead of targeting clothing choice.
A single mum and her quest to save a football team
Kelantan batik entrepreneur takes on the boys and settles issues, such as unpaid salaries, confronting Red Warriors.
Syed Saddiq to report to police threats against his family
Bersatu Armada chief is also considering reporting the RM5 million offer he received to MACC.
Money was for debate centres, says Syed Saddiq
BERSATU Youth (Armada) chief Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman went off script when he dropped a bombshell yesterday that he had...
They threatened my family, says Syed Saddiq
THREATS to his family was the last straw for Bersatu Youth (Armada) chief Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman that prompted him to...
Final straw was threats to my family, says Armada chief
‘Secret’ would destroy family of Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman.
Script all prepared, says Syed Saddiq of RM5 million offer
Armada chief claims figures close to the prime minister dangled scholarship and debate school carrots.
Syed Saddiq: I was offered RM5 million to leave Bersatu
Offer came from Prime Minister’s Office, says Bersatu Youth chief.
Syed Saddiq to put politics on hold?
The 25-year-old has received a scholarship from Oxford University and will announce his decision tomorrow.
The ikan kembung politics of Jamal Yunos
The Umno man accuses DAP of conspiring with middlemen to drive up fish prices and opens a fish market to prove it.
