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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced the Cabinet will decide on Wednesday whether to publicly release the Royal Commission of Inquiry report into Tabung Haji, following months of speculation over the controversial findings.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has clarified that the government has not banned programmes in FELDA settlements, but stressed that election laws prohibit using government machinery and resources for campaign purposes.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned against complacency following strong approval ratings in a recent Merdeka Center survey, emphasising the government's commitment to maintaining momentum in delivering for the public.
A Kedah executive council member will be charged over university admission allegations. The official says he will continue advocating for the truth throughout the legal process ahead.
Malaysia's Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Ministry has pledged an impartial investigation into the contentious transfer of three Asian elephants from Taiping Zoo to Tennoji Zoo in Osaka, Japan, promising accountability regardless of influence.
Thousands of Czechs demonstrated outside Czech Television headquarters Sunday against government plans to abolish licence fees and fund public broadcasters directly from the state budget, fearing political interference.
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Malaysia's Environment Ministry has committed to complete cooperation with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's investigation into the transfer of elephants to Japan, stating it will not protect any individuals from scrutiny.
Malaysia's Natural Resources Ministry has pledged complete cooperation with the anti-corruption commission investigating the transfer of three elephants to Japan, vowing not to shield any party found guilty of misconduct.
A Malaysian NGO leader has alleged that RM50 million was paid to private individuals for the transfer of elephants to Japan, with funds never reaching government coffers, prompting calls for an MACC investigation.
Former Natural Resources minister Nik Nazmi has flatly rejected accusations linking him to alleged corrupt payments totalling RM53 million in connection with the transfer of three Malaysian elephants to a Japanese zoological facility.
The Philippine Department of Justice is investigating possible charges against government officials following a May 13 shooting incident at the Senate and Senator Ronald dela Rosa's escape from protective custody the next morning.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission will prosecute an individual in Shah Alam on 158 charges connected to Op Sutra, an investigation into the diversion of government money.