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UMNO chief Zahid calls for 'immediate' GE16, takes apparent swipes at PM Anwar (opens the original)
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Speaking to thousands of party faithful at UMNO’s 2026 general assembly on Friday (Sep 11), party president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi also hinted at new political understandings with other parties. KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s next general election (GE16) could be “decisive” for the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) to reclaim the mandate to lead the country, said party president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi as he called for the polls to be held immediately. Speaking to thousands of party faithful at UMNO’s
‘Big hassle for everyone’: Malaysia braces for worsening haze as dry season bites (opens the original)
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Malaysia’s geography puts parts of the country directly in the path of smoke from fire hotspots in Indonesia’s Kalimantan and Sumatra, with air quality in parts of Sarawak and Klang Valley reaching “unhealthy” levels. KUALA LUMPUR/JOHOR BAHRU: For Malaysian Shobana Sritharan, checking the Air Pollutant Index (API) every few hours over the last fortnight has become a routine. As a fresh wave of haze blankets parts of their local Klang Valley, both she and her 12-year-old son have fallen ill this
After Rocky’s death, calls grow for new approach to Malaysia’s stray dogs (opens the original)
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Activists say that the ultimate goal should be preventing strays from ever being born or abandoned on the streets. KUALA LUMPUR: A pet dog's death during a municipal dog-catching operation in Selangor - which has led to animal cruelty charges against its owner and a volunteer canine-catcher - has renewed scrutiny of how Malaysia manages its strays. On Thursday (Aug 20), S Roghini Devi, 42, and Muhammad Shah Idham Nor Haikal Shaharom, 24, were separately charged at the Klang Sessions Court with c
Malaysia’s DAP votes overwhelmingly to stay on in Cabinet, offering reprieve to PM Anwar (opens the original)
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Nearly nine in 10 voted at the Democratic Action Party’s congress for its ministers to remain in the Cabinet, averting a pullout that could have posed a threat to PM Anwar Ibrahim's administration and even forced snap polls. PUTRAJAYA: The Democratic Action Party (DAP) resolved on Sunday (Aug 16) for its Cabinet ministers to remain in Malaysia's unity government, offering a reprieve to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. Delegates voted overwhelmingly at DAP’s congress for its five full ministers and
After state election setbacks, Malaysia’s DAP weighs future in PM Anwar’s Cabinet (opens the original)
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Democratic Action Party delegates will decide on Aug 16 whether its ministers should resign from Malaysia’s unity government. The outcome could result in a snap general election, party members and observers say. KUALA LUMPUR: The biggest political party in Malaysia’s unity government finds itself at a crossroads as over 4,000 delegates prepare to gather on Aug 16 to decide if it should remain in the government. The Democratic Action Party’s (DAP) upcoming congress carries heightened significance
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