Pemerintahan & Kebijakan di seluruh Malaysia
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SUPP Youth: Umno delegate's religious remarks crossed the line
MIRI (Sept 15): Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) Youth has criticised remarks by an Umno delegate involving religious references, describing them as ‘insensitive and irresponsible’, especially when made on a public political platform. SUPP Youth Central vie-chairman Kelvin Hii in a statement said the remarks made during the recent Umno general assembly involved references to [...]
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Anwar proposes Malaysia-Maldives Joint Commission in KL this year
MALÉ, Sept 15 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has proposed convening the Malaysia-Maldives Joint...
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GRS Wanita sambut baik tambahan kerusi Parlimen Sabah, Sarawak
Kota Kinabalu: Efforts to increase Sabah and Sarawak’s representation ratio in the Dewan Rakyat have been welcomed as a move to ensure that the voices of people in rural and remote areas can be brought forward more effectively.
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Abang Johari: next term may be my last, PBB must prepare successors
Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Abang Openg hints that his next term may be his last, urging older PBB leaders to make way for youth.
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Anwar puji pendirian berprinsip Presiden Maldives mengenai Palestin
MALÉ: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim praised Maldivian President Dr Mohamed Muizzu for taking a principled stand on the Palestinian issue, saying Malaysia and the Maldives shared broadly similar foreign policy positions, particularly on Gaza.
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PGRS: Sabah, Sarawak need one-third of seats, not token additions
Kota Kinabalu: Simply adding a handful of extra seats falls far short of what Sabah and Sarawak deserve under the MA63 one-third partnership, says PGRS Supreme Council Datuk John Ambrose (pic).
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Arthur: RM1.5b interim payment not a settlement of Sabah's 40pc claim
SOOK: The RM1.5 billion interim payment to Sabah is a positive development but it should not be regarded as a final settlement of Sabah’s claim to 40 per cent of its net revenue under the Federal Constitution, Pensiangan Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Arthur Joseph Kurup (pic) said.
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PGRS: RM1.5b interim payment does not settle Sabah's 40pc claim
Kota Kinabalu: Parti Gagasan Rakyat Sabah (PGRS) Information Chief Datuk Nizam Abu Bakar Titingan (pic) said Sabah’s 40 per cent claim was not new or a matter of goodwill from any party but a right provided for under the Federal Constitution that should be resolved responsibly, fairly, and in the true spirit of Malaysia’s formation.
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Jeffery: Delay on Sabah's 40pc entitlement eroding public trust
Kota Kinabalu: Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku President Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan (pic) called on the Federal and Sabah Governments to resolve Sabah’s 40 per cent net revenue entitlement, pointing out that continued delay was eroding public confidence.
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Warisan leader rejects population-ratio seat plan for Sabah, Sarawak
Kota Kinabalu: Warisan Supreme Council Member Mazliwati Abdul Malek Chua (pic) hit out at the Prime Minister’s proposal to allocate Sabah and Sarawak’s parliamentary seats based on population ratio, saying it disregards constitutional protections granted when the two states formed Malaysia.
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National Climate Change Bill due next year, Sabah and Sarawak role unresolved
KUCHING (September 15): How Sabah and Sarawak will fit into the climate and carbon laws of Peninsular Malaysia remains an open questions as the Madani government prepares to table the National Climate Change Bill in Parliament next year. The research division of AmInvestment Bank Bhd (AmInvest Research) in a note on Tuesday saidthat the bill [...]
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PBS leader puts forward five MA63 proposals for national narrative
Kota Kinabalu: Five proposals have been put forward to ensure the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) becomes a meaningful part of Malaysia’s national narrative, including strengthening its coverage in schools, improving access to historical documents and increasing transparency in its implementation.
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Singapore retailers cut drink prices up to 50% ahead of Oct 1 deposit logo rule
From Oct 1, it will be an offence to sell beverages without the requisite logo.
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ACS kutuk jenaka Umno Sepang, tuntut tarik balik
KUCHING (Sept 15): The Association of Churches in Sarawak (ACS) has criticised Umno Sepang chief Datuk Noorazli Said’s remarks during the party’s recent general assembly. Noorazli sparked major controversy when he told a ‘joke’ involving a Catholic priest and a nun while debating Umno president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s policy speech. “It is with [...]
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Zakir Naik tidak bimbang isu ekstradisi dibincang Anwar dengan India
Pendakwah kontroversi itu berkata laporan media India menunjukkan Anwar tidak memberikan sebarang komitmen, termasuk mengenai ekstradisinya.
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NCER seeks fairer Budget 2027 funds for northern states
PUTRAJAYA: The Northern Corridor Economic Region (NCER) is seeking more balanced and strategic allocations under Budget 2027 to spur development in less-developed areas of the northern region and support growth in sectors beyond manufacturing.
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BERSATU Perlis nafi dakwaan 40 cawangan keluar parti
PADANG BESAR: BERSATU Perlis mendakwa ada pihak yang bersikap ibarat ‘baling batu sembunyi tangan’ di sebalik krisis peletakan jawatan dan tindakan keluar parti beramai-ramai oleh kepimpinan akar umbi parti itu di negeri ini.
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Persidangan WFGT 2026 di KL, Menara PETRONAS jadi tumpuan
KUALA LUMPUR, 15 Sept: Menara Berkembar PETRONAS bukan sekadar mercu tanda yang mencorakkan latar langit Kuala Lumpur, malah menjadi simbol identiti Malaysia serta pemangkin kepada sektor pelancongan, perniagaan dan aktiviti ekonomi.
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Nancy: 4.89 juta wanita di luar tenaga buruh, kerangka ekonomi penjagaan 2026-2030 dilancar
KUALA LUMPUR, 15 Sept: Tanggungjawab menjaga keluarga masih menjadi antara faktor utama yang mengehadkan penyertaan wanita dalam pasaran pekerjaan, sekali gus menunjukkan keperluan Malaysia membangunkan ekonomi penjagaan yang lebih menyeluruh.
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Anwar tiba di Maldives untuk lawatan rasmi dua hari
Kuala Lumpur: “Doakan misi Diplomasi MADANI ini berjalan lancar.”
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KPKM tidak akan berkompromi soal tadbir urus dan integriti, kata Mohamad Sabu
KPKM will not compromise on management weaknesses or non-compliance, with Mohamad Sabu stressing governance, integrity and accountability
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Anwar and Muizzu hold talks in Male, set to witness MoU exchange
Anwar Ibrahim and Maldives President Muizzu hold talks to strengthen Malaysia-Maldives ties, expand cooperation and explore new opportunities
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Mohd Nadzree Imran appointed Sabah Sewerage Services Department director
Kota Kinabalu: Mohd Nadzree Imran has been appointed Director of the Sabah Sewerage Services Department effective Monday (Sept 14).