‘Datuk Roy’, MACC officer charged over offence linked to Muhyiddin’s son
He had previously been charged and sentenced to prison for corruption.
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So long as political elites are engaged in conflict and seeking to pull the military to their own side, security sector reforms will never be possible, the author writes.
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Zelenskyy calls for eradication of war while in Hiroshima for G7 summit
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After 25 years of reform, Indonesia’s democracy back on slippery slope
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Digital Security Act will be amended by Sept to minimise misuse: Law minister
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Taiping set to regain past glory as chocolate township
The township, once a leading production center of delicious treats made from cocoa in the 1990s, vows to regain its glory.