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D-day for sports
PETALING JAYA: Football, hockey, and non-contact sports like sepak takraw are among the sports that could be back in action very soon.
Hong Kong’s protest movement is running out of cash
HONG KONG: At the height of last year’s protests in Hong Kong, Daniel Wong Kwok-tung regularly received late-night requests from a mysterious group known as Spark Alliance to provide legal assistance to demonstrators rounded up in street battles with police.
Special Report: How union, Supreme Court shield Minneapolis cops
(Reuters) - Long before the death of George Floyd last week, efforts to overhaul the way policing is done in Minneapolis repeatedly fizzled in the face of a powerful 800-member union that championed military-style police tactics.
Poland's ruling nationalists unexpectedly seek confidence vote
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's prime minister unexpectedly asked parliament on Thursday for a vote of confidence in government, a move seen as an attempt to bolster his nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party ahead of a presidential election.
Legal experts seek clarity over Hong Kong's security law
HONG KONG (China Daily/ANN): Hong Kong’s legal experts said they hope the national security law proposed for Hong Kong is based on the common law system — but with clearer, more specific provisions.
Melaka to lift dining-in restriction tomorrow
MELAKA: Restaurateurs and hoteliers here are allowed to provide dining in starting tomorrow.
Convict Najib, court urged
KUALA LUMPUR: The prosecution in the SRC International Sdn Bhd trial involving Datuk Seri Najib Razak has urged the High Court to convict the former premier on the seven charges he faces relating to the misappropriation of RM42mil from the company’s funds.
Can MPs hold positions in GLCs?
For Parliament to function well, legislators need to be independent of external pressure, including the temptations that the executive can offer. It boils down to the Federal Constitution’s definition of an office of profit.
Melaka to allow dining in at eateries from Friday (June 5), but no buffets
MELAKA: Restaurants and hotels here will be allowed to accept dine-in customers from Friday (June 5) but buffets will not be allowed.