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The Assassination That Dragged Malaysians Into A 24-Day Hostage Crisis
Uncertainty gripped a group of Malaysians caught in a diplomatic crisis triggered by a shocking assassination on their own soil.
Aliza Shah
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Workers Breaking Traffic Laws? Employers, It's On You Too, Says Community Health Expert
Last year, 6,537 people died on the roads, mostly motorists — that's roughly one every 80 minutes.
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Why Police Leave Gets Frozen During Festive Seasons, And Why We're Partly To Blame
A hint to the answer lies in the name of the operation, Op Selamat, which dates back to Op Pacak in the 90s.
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Middle East Conflict May Raise Inflation, But Here's How The Government Is Helping Us Cope
A minister said the government is closely monitoring possible spillover effects and has taken measures to ensure the supply and prices of goods remain stable.
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Who Is Aminah Ahmad, The Retiree Fighting For Half A Million Pensioners?
Who is Aminah Ahmad, and why is she suing the government?
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Beyond Oil: 6 Ways The Middle East Conflict Could Affect Malaysians
Malaysia is unlikely to be spared from the economic consequences of the Middle East conflict.
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[Exclusive] "Siphon Money From The Government, And We Will Take It Back," Warns MyCC
MyCC warns companies against joining cartels; if caught, they may be recommended for blacklisting.
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[Exclusive] No More Rigged Deals: MyCC's New Unit Takes On Bid-Rigging Cartels
MyCC's new unit, which focuses on bid-rigging, will be fully operational by the second half of the year.
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[Exclusive] 100 Bidders, One Family Scheme: How Cartels Exploit Marriages For Profit
Bid-rigging cartels often took advantage of family bonds to win projects.
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[Exclusive] Malaysian Cartels Drive Goods And Services Prices Up By Over 23%, Says MyCC
Cartel activities have caused Malaysians to fork out more for certain goods and services.
