Looi Sue-Chern
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Najib might face more charges
Police said there are many investigations related to 1MDB yet to be completed.
Police to summon Rosmah to identify seized items
They include jewellery seized in raids shortly after GE14.
Bear full responsibility for disastrous day one of PKR polls, sec-gen told
Dr Afif Bahardin fears e-voting system not transparent, urges members to demand review.
Azmin takes Penang in day one of PKR polls
He beats Rafizi by 176 votes for state's mandate to remain party's deputy president.
First day of PKR polls ends in chaos, with Kedah results deemed invalid
Voting there postponed, as well as in Perlis, Perak, Negri Sembilan and Malacca.
Glitches halt voting at 6 Kedah PKR polling venues
Voting will be postponed in Sg Petani, Merbok, Jerai, Alor Star, Kulim-Bandar Baharu and Padang Serai.
MACC explains why Najib did not wear orange or handcuffed when brought to court
Investigating officer deemed former PM not a threat, says senior graft-buster.
We can't do anything about bad image, says MACC
Doing our jobs is all we can do, says deputy chief commissioner Azam Baki.
Powerful people making graft worse, says MACC No. 2
High-ranking officials contributing to the problem in the last 10 years, says senior graft-buster.
Voting at 18 good for all
Move to lower voting age by 3 years healthy for democracy as it allows for a wider representation of the population, say analysts.
Parti Rakyat Malaysia to contest Port Dickson seat
President says party has shortlisted 3 names, including his.
Nurul Izzah glad Najib allowed bail
Anwar Ibrahim's daughter reminds new Pakatan govt that no one should be oppressed – not even the enemy.
Anwar should counter 'power crazy' image in comeback bid
PKR president-elect's haste to return to Parliament seen as undermining Dr Mahathir Mohamad's administration, say analysts.
Activists call for debate on controversial Penang highway project
Town hall should be place to raise questions, instead of getting 'top-down' answers from govt, they say.
5 MPs and 13 state reps have left Umno to date
The two latest MPs who have left are former ministers Mustapa Mohamed and Anifah Aman.
