Former Human Resources Minister and MIC deputy president Datuk Seri M. Saravanan pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court to three corruption charges involving RM1.097 million linked to foreign worker quotas — a high‑profile case that underscores Malaysia’s ongoing graft battles
The disruption occurred following a technical fault at the independent power producer’s (IPP) facility, which temporarily interrupted electricity supply across several regions
Petronas’ move to seek clarity from the Federal Court over its dispute with Sarawak’s Petros is more than a corporate legal battle — it is a defining test of federal–state relations, constitutional supremacy, and the future structure of Malaysia’s oil and gas industry
Barisan Nasional’s desire to contest the state elections without Pakatan Harapan would be a litmus test for its true strength, bargaining power, and future alliance strategy
