Musa Hassan warns against outside interference over ‘family matter’
THE former police chief who is being investigated for allegedly assaulting his second wife, issued a warning this evening, saying it was a family matter and warned against any outside interference. In a tweet at 8.21pm, Musa Hassan warned that any speculation on the matter would be met with legal action.
Chinese president slams US-led ‘suppression’
THE United States is leading a “containment, encirclement and suppression of China”, President Xi Jinping has said, as he urged his country’s private sector to boost innovation and become more self-reliant. China’s technology ambitions have been hit with a raft of restrictions by the United States and its Western allies, and Beijing has doubled down […]
Veterinary Dept will monitor entry of beef consignments from Brazil
THE Veterinary Services Department will continue to monitor the entry of beef consignments from Brazil following reports of mad cow disease detected there, said Agriculture and Food Security Minister Mohamad Sabu. “Not all places are experiencing the outbreak, but the Veterinary Department will keep monitoring the import process.
Slovak PM quits own party before snap elections
ACTING Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger announced he was quitting his own party OLaNO yesterday night, months before a snap general election scheduled for September. “My story in OLaNO ends today,” Heger said in a Facebook post, adding that his role and mission in the party had been fulfilled.
Unity govt will survive its full term, says PM Anwar
PUTRAJAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says he is confident that the government he helms will get to serve its full term. Read full story
Law was breached if exemption had to be granted for Umno's no-contest decision, says KJ
PETALING JAYA: There appears to be some breach of the Societies Act 1966 if the Home Ministry had to give an exemption to Umno’s no-contest resolution for the president and deputy president posts, says Khairy Jamaluddin. Read full story
Witness says she was told Bella scalded in scuffle
A WITNESS told the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today that the former resident of Rumah Bonda, Yasmin Nahar Mahmood, had once told her about Bella getting scalds after having hot water spilt on her in a scuffle with another girl, known as Balqis. Norhazira Masling, 35, a friend to Rumah Bonda founder Siti Bainun Ahd Razali, said […]
Lego builds profits despite inflation
LEGO, the world’s number one toymaker, said today that its revenue and profits rose last year as demand for its plastic bricks remained strong despite inflationary headwinds. For 2022, net profit at the Danish firm rose 4% to 13.8kr billion (RM8.83 billion) while sales jumped 17% to 64.6kr billion.
Sex toys seized in Sepang
PUTRAJAYA: The Home Ministry seized over 1,000 banned sex toys from a residence in Kota Warisan, Sepang on Dec 19 last year. Read full story
Bella scalded after hot water spill, witness tells court
KUALA LUMPUR: A former occupant of Rumah Bonda, Yasmin Nahar Mahmood, had told a witness about Bella getting scalded after having hot water spilt on her during a scuffle with another girl known as Balqis, the Sessions Court here heard. Read full story