Zahid gets passport back to travel overseas
The Umno president's travel document was surrendered to the court as part of his bail condition as he is facing criminal charges at the High Court.
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Zii Jia continues All-England form by marching into Swiss Open last eight
The world No. 4 continued from where he left off from the All-England as he stormed into the quarter-finals of the Swiss Open in Basel.
Is Indonesia’s best good enough to handle the Myanmar crisis?
Despite Asean’s adoption of the five-point-consensus, it is a well-known fact that there are divisions among member countries over how to handle Myanmar, says the writer.
‘Winnie the Pooh’ horror film cancelled in Hong Kong
The screening was cancelled after cinemas in the city declined to show it, the movie's distributor said.
Don’t defy ban on politics in mosques, warns Johor Sultan
Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar said certain politicians had crossed the line on this issue.
When Malaysia moves to the same beat
At a time when politicians are trying to divide us, it is personalities like popular singer Sheila Majid who have the ability to create a sense of belonging, trust and empathy,…
Jackie Chan prefers to sleep at film studios
“It is so fun at the studio. Whenever I sleep in my own room, usually no one disturbs me", he said in an interview.
Ex-Goldman banker Roger Ng seeks celebrity prison for 1MDB fraud
Ng, 51, was convicted in April of conspiring to violate US anti-bribery laws. His former Goldman boss and 1MDB co-conspirator, Tim Leissner, is scheduled to be sentenced in…
Pot, kettle and Dr M’s ‘dictator’ accusation
A war of words has broken out between the two former Malaysian PMs.
Raya worries over egg, chicken, veg prices in M’sia
Several traders fear there could be a shortage when Ramadan begins in the middle of this week, followed by Hari Raya Aidilfitri a month later.