Articles By Arjun Mohanakrishnan
MACC chief withdraws defamation suit against journalist
Lalitha Kunaratnam says suits ‘aimed to drain time, resources are not worth fighting’, notice of discontinuation shows closure without Tan Sri Azam Baki reserving rights to later file new action
How will SLS challenge Putrajaya’s failure to pay 48 years’ worth of grants to Sabah?
Court of Appeal dismisses attorney-general’s argument questioning high court’s decision in granting SLS leave for judicial review
Only one hostile nation in BRICS: Ukraine envoy
Ambassador says relations with Malaysia unaffected despite Russia being part of bloc
Constitutional amendment granting Malaysian mothers right to confer citizenship on their overseas-born children must also be retroactive
Sabah’s Bajau Laut make for poor spies, says Filipino NGO
State government destroys Bajau Laut homes seems to sweep away problems, Malaysia should look them as indigenous despite being stateless, says United Sama Badjao Association secretary
Josephine Premla Severetnam, who was a director with one of Daim’s sons in a now-dissolved company, says ex-finance minister not a public officer from 1997 to January 1999, and from June 1, 2001 until now while she was told to declare from 1997 to 2024
Rosmah’s RM1.6 bil luxury goods case stalled pending move to recuse judge
Her lawyers suggested to high court that the judge is not suitable to hear application by 11 plaintiffs to prevent her from disposing items until matter of recusal decided
Lawyer urges transparency over AADK’s enforcement procedures
Law on arrest process for drug suspects silent on if they can inform friends, family of detention
Sulu sultanate heirs upset over Sabah’s decision to evict Bajau Laut
Family ambassador Matthew Pajares-Yngson says they are ‘heartbroken’ as fisherfolk community has lived there for centuries, considers it their ancestral land
Cops likely to make arrest over Firdaus Wong conversion video, activist claims
GHRF president criticised the government for its silence on the case, implying that their inaction meant approval