COMMENT | It will be interesting to see what kind of evidence the prosecution will produce to convict Lim.

COMMENT | Will the charge against Guan Eng stick?

'Only the will of the people can stop the destruction of Malaysian 
democracy. If we do not act fast, the damage may be irreversible.'

COMMENT | PN's revenge politics

Mr Minister, your biggest contribution for Malaysia would be to lead a national campaign to eradicate smoking and vaping.

COMMENT | Hishammuddin, be a good example

This ex-PKR man was part of Azmin Ali's deep state, which he warned us of while still with Harapan, only to join them in unseating the coalition.

COMMENT | Does anyone really know who Saifuddin Abdullah is?

‘What is this Musa-Shafie fight all about? It would be unfair to speculate but...’

COMMENT | Sabahans suffer when Musa and Shafie fight

'Be a responsible PM towards all your citizens, including opposition leaders.'

LETTER | An open letter to Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin

Mahathir's yet another Malay political party shows how seriously we are rooted in the past.

LETTER | Race-based political parties cannot propagate inclusivity

Where are our anti-corruption efforts really heading? Could they be detached from political calculations?

LETTER | Anti-corruption tainted by political calculations

LETTER | Otherwise, we will continue to be short-changed and outwitted like in the Goldman Sachs deal.

LETTER | No substitute for merit and performance

Recall elections make politicians immediately accountable to their constituents.

LETTER | Why an anti-hopping law won’t work and recall elections will

LETTER | The problems arose when the contract system for the employment of doctors in the public sector was introduced in 2017.

LETTER | Rationalise bond for contract doctors on JPA scholarships

'We welcome feedback from stakeholders with any information that can help us to conduct a full and proper investigation on any malpractices.'

LETTER | Sime Darby Plantation welcomes engagement with Liberty Shared

This is how the department should respond when imposing penalties to ensure that victims are not penalised.

LETTER | Immigration Department should be just and reasonable

Abu Hafiz resigns from being party Youth exco, Wangsa Maju Youth chief, and Teratai Mewah Youth chief.

Bersatu Youth exco resigns in support of Dr M’s new party

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed, in brief.

Bersatu defections begin and 4 news you may have missed

COMMENT | If anything, Covid-19 has shown just how interdependent Malaysia and Singapore are.

COMMENT | 'Sama-sama maju ke hadapan'

‘What's happening in Jenjarom reflects the everyday injustices happening everywhere to ordinary people.’

YOURSAY | One woman’s fight against the burning of plastic wastes

Police fired tear gas when some protesters tried to break through a barrier blocking a street leading to Parliament.

Lebanese protesters storm ministry buildings as anger over Beirut blast grows

CORONAVIRUS | With one out of every 66 residents infected, the US leads the world in Covid-19 infections.

US sets record as Covid-19 cases top 5m

Defections are expected even in Muhyiddin Yassin stronghold of Pagoh, according to a division member.

Revolt brewing in Bersatu Johor, defections to Mahathir's new party expected

UPDATED 10.14PM | The two areas are Kg Kuala Sanglang and Kg Tanah Timbul.

Perlis declares targeted enhanced MCO for two areas

Probe finds that recently deceased minister enabled campus to be set up without following due processes.

Sierra Leone anti-graft body ends probe involving Limkokwing University

Activists question the causal link between working environment, medical problems and high death rate.

Beatings, marathon shifts among issues faced by Nepali guards, say rights groups

'I do not know what he (Anwar) said. I will look into it,' he tells reporters.

New party - Dr M to look into Anwar's remark on joining Harapan

Only the young are silly enough to be idealistic and that’s how the world changes, says Penang Institute executive director Ooi Kee Beng.

'Make way for youths to lead because change comes from them'

Earlier today, Selangor assemblyperson for Jeram Mohd Shaid Rosli also announced his departure from Bersatu.

Klang Bersatu disbands, joins wave of Klang Valley defections

Missionary couple from Sabah die of Covid-19 in Madagascar

CORONAVIRUS | The local case is in Negeri Sembilan while six other new cases reported are imported.

Covid-19: Only one local infection over past 24 hours

Penang DAP: No rally at court for Guan Eng next week

The veteran politician asks why is there an attempt to paint Betty Chew as the second Rosmah Mansor.

Please drop charges against Betty, she is not Rosmah 2.0, pleads father-in-law

Azmin to Sabahans: Elect state govt that shares same aspirations as federal

Shafie Apdal says the cooperation may turn out fruitful if it is in line with the Warisan’s struggles.

Warisan welcomes cooperation with Mahathir's new party

Every member of society should consider themselves as frontliners and continue practising the new norms, says PM.

Muhyiddin: We are all frontliners now

Foreigners living in Singapore who wish to enter Malaysia for a short period of time for official purposes and business dealings can now do so.

Applications for M'sia-S'pore cross-border travel opens Monday

Perak Umno won't take Slim voters for granted, says chief

Perak DAP man says what MB did to Mahathir and son was much worse than a verbal insult.

Aziz Bari: Perhaps Perak MB should punch his own face

Slept on wooden floor, no mattress or pillow - Guan Eng recounts night in lock-up

Any excess funds collected will go towards the party's GE kitty, says Tony Pua.

DAP launches Guan Eng solidarity fund to help pay RM1m bail

Mara chair urges investigation into Melbourne corruption allegations

Lim has yet to be convicted by the court, while Najib has already been found guilty.

Najib’s SRC case not the same as Guan Eng’s, says Anwar

Malaysiakini launches Covid-19 tracker in migrant languages

Follow the latest updates and essential information on the outbreak in Malaysia, all in one place.

Track Covid-19 outbreak in Malaysia

'Money spent on improving our public health should be viewed as an investment and not a cost.'

Increase public health allocation, urge Anwar and former deputy health minister

Uncovering the possible surveillance devices planted by enemies.

COMMENT | Why every VIP needs to check for hidden spycams

Ringgit's uptrend likely to continue next week

Its secretary-general, J Solomon says the agreement lacks protection for worker rights and only benefits corporations.

'We don't care about your political spats, but don't ratify CPTPP' - MTUC to govt

‘You can’t be a member of a race-based party and be honourable and fair to others.’

YOURSAY | Spoilt for choice – yet another Malay political party

2,000 Orang Asli youths to participate in vocational training programme

Orchard owners and palm oil farmers in Bekok, Johor, are complaining that their crops are being destroyed by elephants.

ADUN SPEAKS | Johor forestry officials must act to limit human-elephant conflicts

The Arctic has been warming at twice the global rate for the last 30 years, due to a process known as Arctic amplification.

Size of a city - Canada's last fully intact Arctic ice shelf collapses

Sinar Harian editorial executive advisor Abd Jalil Ali died this morning.

Veteran editor Abd Jalil Ali dies, ‘journalism has lost a star’

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are key headlines you may have missed, in brief.

Guan Eng charged, Dr M has a new party, and 9 news you may have missed

US blacklists Hong Kong leader Lam, other officials

The US has imposed sanctions on Luo Huining, the head of China’s Liaison Office, as well as Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.

Beijing's Hong Kong office says US sanctions 'clowning actions' as tensions escalate

A human rights lawyer and student activist were arrested on Friday and held overnight.

Thai protesters demand release of anti-government activists

Flight repatriating Indians stranded by Covid-19 crash-lands, at least 17 killed

This follows tensions over what they say are Washington’s attempts to dominate the negotiations.

Germany, France quit WHO reform talks amid Washington’s meddling - sources

The three countries were said to be using online disinformation to influence voters and stir up disorder.

US counter intelligence chief warns Russia, China, Iran trying to meddle in 2020 election

Son slams 'dirty politics' against Guan Eng, vows to fight back

Azam Baki questions the brouhaha over the DAP sec-gen's arrest prior to being charged in court.

MACC chief: Guan Eng not the first politician detained overnight

KJ: A week after heaping praises, Harapan now derides legal process

Former PM also hopes that the DAP leader would be given fair treatment.

I'm 'inclined' to think Guan Eng victim of political persecution, says Dr M

'New party needs strong grassroots before it can be labelled third force'

UPDATED 7.23PM | The party, referred to as 'Bebas' for now, will uphold Bersatu's original struggles, says former PM.

Mahathir announces 'independent' Malay party, not tied to Harapan or PN

'New party may not be able to form govt but we can be decisive force'

Since its formation was just announced, he added he will adopt a 'wait and see' approach.

Anwar: Harapan prepared to consider tie-up with Dr M’s new party if he asks

Take Jho Low hunt seriously, IGP urges Macau authorities

KINIGUIDE| UPDATED AUG 7, 2020 | Politics aside, here are the facts behind MACC's ongoing probe into the mega-project.

Understanding the Penang undersea tunnel project

Guan Eng's wife, Bungalow-gate's Phang detained by MACC - sources

This for her alleged involvement with a private company, Excel Property Management and Consultancy Sdn Bhd, says her lawyer.

Guan Eng's wife to be charged under Amla on Tuesday

The next phase of schools reopening continues with the new normal practices to guard against Covid-19.