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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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COMMENT | Najib's pardon, Loke's resignation, and many unanswered questions | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | The latest developments surrounding the house arrest of former prime minister and convict Najib Abdul Razak, and DAP’s Anthony Loke offering to resign as transport minister, leave us with some very basic questions, and few satisfactory answers. Najib was granted a conditional pardon allowing him to serve the remainder of his SRC International sentence under house arrest until Aug 23, 2028. We keep being told that his house arrest is subject to RM50 million and “other conditions”. What
COMMENT | Najib again? | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | Why should we give priority and prominence to one convicted felon, Najib Abdul Razak? Do the authorities, including the Pardons Board, really not understand the depth of public feeling and anger this man still evokes? Don't we have more important things to deal with? The cost of living. Energy security. A volatile global economy. Migration and the Rohingya issue. Cross-border haze. Climate troubles. These affect millions of Malaysians. And yet here we are again. Regurgitating Najib ad
COMMENT | Jamil Khir Baharom and Tabung Haji: Clueless or incompetent? | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | Jamil Khir Baharom is back in the headlines, and this time, the story has moved beyond an investigation. According to reports, the former religious affairs minister is expected to face three charges over alleged dishonest misappropriation of property linked to a Tabung Haji case. He is expected to appear in the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court on Monday. Jamil was detained by the MACC for seven days and released after his remand ended. Let us be clear. Being charged does not mean he is guil
COMMENT | Déjà vu: If we've seen it before, why didn't anyone stop it? | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | Nurhisham Hussein, an economic adviser to the Prime Minister’s Office, said: “When I read the RCI report, I had a bit of a sense of déjà vu.” Apparently, Felda Global Ventures (FGV) had given him déjà vu. He said the problems uncovered by the Tabung Haji royal commission of inquiry were almost the same: assets bought at inflated prices, insufficient security, and inadequate due diligence. That alone should worry us, because if we’ve seen this before, why didn’t anyone stop it? And who
COMMENT | If nobody stole money from Tabung Haji, who lost it? | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | These are the dry numbers in the RCI on Tabung Haji. RM3.4 billion profit. RM1.4 billion loss. How many warning lights have to come on before somebody is held responsible for stopping the car? In other words, what does it take for a government to take heed? It’s the same Tabung Haji, but the difference is RM4.8 billion. COMMENT | These are the dry numbers in the RCI on Tabung Haji. RM3.4 billion profit. RM1.4 billion loss. How many warning lights have to come on before somebody is held
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