Azmi Hassan says other capable leaders deserve prominence and can give the party a cleaner image.

Smartphones are now essential and government support can help lower-income Malaysians get connected. But such support should be consumer-led and brand- neutral.

Former president Hashim Thaci was sentenced to 25 years for crimes committed during the struggle for independence from Serbia in the 1990s.

The event, which offers 2028 Olympic places in several sports, will award its first gold medal on Sunday but has been plagued by a series of problems.

Houthi fighters seized the strategic Red Sea port city last week, which once played a key role in the coffee trade.

The former Umno Youth chief says DAP has a 'get-out' clause after having previously declared that Najib Razaks release was a 'red line' for the party.

Azmi Hassan says Pakatan Harapan supporters are likely to understand that the Yang di-Pertuan Agong has discretion over pardons.

The Pahang state enforcement unit said the Orang Asli community had been duped and the land had been cleared to plant commercial crops such as oil palm and rubber.

The two organisations, which have made statements about the 'corporate mafia', said the documents taken included bank statements, financial and staff records and media statements.

Police said the man and his brother plotted to break up the vehicle for parts after reporting it as missing.

PH's presidential council says no one is above the law, and it stands by the advice tendered by the attorney-general and federal territories minister to the pardons board.

Police say a report was lodged by the 29-year-old woman over the incident, a video of which has gone viral.

In a stock exchange filing, the company said the proceeds of a court- supervised capital structure optimisation exercise would be distributed to creditors, mainly Capital A and its related companies.

Economy minister Akmal Nasir says Perkeso has stepped in to help those affected secure temporary employment.

TI-M warns it could affect confidence in Malaysias anti-corruption efforts, while Bersih questions its implications for future pardons.

Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says the development can have a positive impact on the party in the current political landscape.

The movement also urges the authorities to investigate the performance, a short video of which has gone viral on social media.

The party says its central executive committee will discuss its position and decide on further action following the former prime ministers conditional pardon.

MIC deputy president M Saravanan says being in prison for a few years is more than enough for the former prime minister.

The party says the former prime minister can continue to offer his ideas, views, and experience.

Judge says teen with cerebral palsy and her parents failed to prove negligence, or link between the alleged shortcoming in supervision and suffering caused.

The prime minister says all ongoing corruption cases must proceed according to the law.

Kuala Lumpur High Court judge Noor Ruwena Nurdin says the issues raised are not complex and can be adequately dealt with in the sessions court.

Goh Yin Zun, 19, is accused of driving a Mercedes-Benz in a manner that endangered other road users at Km27 Jalan Renggam-Simpang Renggam on June 1.

Party president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi calls on Umno members and supporters to contribute voluntarily to the fund.

The Bersama leader says it is the least the government can do, as reaction to the conditional pardon would understandably vary among Malaysians.

The airlines co-founder says it has never sought government aid, and is seeking US$1 billion to refinance loans, not US$3 billion in fresh capital.

The former prime minister is granted a conditional pardon that may allow him to serve the remainder of his sentence under house arrest until Aug 23, 2028.

PAS president says simultaneous state and federal polls would be more strategic and practical.

Apex court dismisses appeals by Amanah Raya Bhd and a sole beneficiary, clearing the way for an earlier will to be probated.

Deputy public prosecutor Nur Farhana Poad says the prosecution will call up to seven witnesses to testify against the 41-year-old preacher.

The low-cost carrier has sold six newly delivered aircraft since the start of last year, including two in July, highlighting the airline's financial strain.

Analysts say Umnos role in the Negeri Sembilan royal controversy risks undermining its claim to be defenders of the monarchy.

James Chin believes a strong Malay political bloc could put the two East Malaysian states at a disadvantage, while Awang Azman Pawi says fragmentation could strengthen their hand in federal decision-making.

Federal territories minister says her press secretary has lodged a report with the authorities over the matter.

Journalism must report division without becoming consumed by it, and make room for the compassion, dignity and cooperation that also define Malaysia.

Sticky start leaves Carrick (and fans) searching for the old United.

They say the latest ummah unity endeavour may face some hiccups if it involves PAS's PN allies, particularly Hamzah Zainudin's Wawasan.

Academic, who is an expert on waste management, says modern technology makes it possible to contain any risk resulting from burning refuse.

The government may continue so long as the prime minister commands the confidence of the majority in the Dewan Rakyat.