Leaders must be bold enough to introduce 'unpopular' policies that will prove in the long run to benefit people and country.

Chief minister says demolition of houses 'a matter of security and sovereignty'.

Cops decide if and when a meeting can take place, they say.
Health Ministry to issue statement on matter later.

Premier says state has allocated RM500 million for drainage, irrigation infrastructure.

Said monies allegedly used to purchase items from 48 vendors in at least 14 countries.

Party’s youth wing cites subsidy cuts, introduction of new taxes.

Pakatan considering two ‘doctors’, while Perikatan may pick widow of incumbent.

Deputy domestic trade minister says these firms should not exploit diesel subsidy cut.

Bodies of suspected food poisoning victims sent to Selayang Hospital for postmortem.

State’s goods shipped to Port Klang could become cheaper, says Sabah minister.
