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The police, the attorney-general, the home minister and the prime minister must answer to a royal commission of inquiry.

Burning of objects is recognised worldwide as a legitimate form of democratic protest, so why are authorities worked up over ...

A group of United Nations experts has named BlackRock among dozens of entities, weapon manufacturers and financial institutions in a joint statement warning them not to engage in arms transfers to ...

Latheefa urges MPs to reject the Mufti (Federal Territories) Bill, calling it unconstitutional and harmful to Muslims through government control.

Convenience chain store 7-Eleven in Israel is among the biggest supporters of the current military campaign in Gaza, in a trend of local franchise licensees of global brands expressing moral support ...

A stunning revelation by Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof that Tenaga Nasional (TNB) had bypassed his ministry and the Energy Commission (ST) in its recent announcement of electricity tariff hikes ...

The return of Donald Trump to the White House may see Washington reactivating its grand plan to get Muslim governments friendly to the US to establish ties with Israel, even though the first round of ...

The top adviser of Pakatan Harapan's component Amanah has backed a controversial bill that would grant unprecedented powers to the Federal Territories mufti, a stand likely to pit the ruling party ...

New twist in Yusoff Rawther sexual assault suit as Anwar bids for immunity as PM. In an unprecedented move, the prime minister says the civil case against him could affect his role in carrying out his ...

A popular Muslim preacher's move to distance herself from claims that she promoted McDonald's - among Western brands hit by a global boycott over the Gaza war - has called into question the ...