Malaysian court orders government, analyst to pay damages in Mongolian murder case
Court orders Abdul Razak Baginda to pay a total of more than 9 million ringgit to the family of murdered Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu.
Wed Feb 12 2025
Altantuya's family wins suit, awarded RM5 million damages
The family of Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu was today awarded RM5 million in damages by the High Court over the woman's death in 2006.
Fri Dec 16 2022
Court sets Aug 30 to deliver verdict on RM100 mln suit by Altantuya's family
The High Court has set Aug 30 to deliver its decision in an RM100 million suit filed by the family of Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu over the woman's death in 2006.
Fri May 20 2022
Altantuya lodged police report stating to look for Razak Baginda if something happened to her - Witness
The High Court was told that murdered Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu had lodged a police report the same day she went missing almost 16 years ago.
Wed May 18 2022
Mongolian prime minister resigns after COVID-19 protests
Khurelsukh said in a resignation statement: "Assume the responsibility upon himself and accept the demand of the public."
Fri Jan 22 2021
Federal Court to hear on Oct 21 Najib's bid to intervene in Azilah's review
Federal Court deputy registrar Zarifah Zainal Abidin also fixed Dec 8 for hearing of Azilah Hadri's review application.
Fri Jul 17 2020
Court sets July 8 for re-mention of rape case involving police inspector
The Sessions Court here today has set July 8 for a re-mention of a case involving a police inspector charged with eight counts of rape and one count of outraging the modesty of two Mongolian women.
Tue Jun 02 2020
Police nab inspector suspected of raping two Mongolian women
A police officer with the rank of inspector was arrested after allegedly raping two Mongolian women at a hotel near here last night.
Sun Apr 12 2020
'Let it be': Mongolians protest as bulldozers threaten Beatles monument
Residents are protesting against plans to build commercial properties in an area known as Beatles Square.
Sun Aug 13 2017
Former martial arts star Battulga wins Mongolian presidential election
Populist former martial arts star and businessman Khaltmaa Battulga has won Mongolia's presidential run-off election.
Sat Jul 08 2017
Rio 2016: Furious Mongolian coaches strip over bronze medal defeat
Two Mongolian coaches stripped in protest after their wrestler was denied victory in a bronze medal contest in Rio on Sunday.
Mon Aug 22 2016
5 things you need to know about the elections in Mongolia
What you need to know as Mongolians head to the polls for their seventh national election since transitioning from state socialism to democracy in 1990.
Wed Jun 29 2016
Mongolian voters head to the polls amid economic uncertainty
Mongolians travel to the polls Wednesday to elect a new national government as the country struggles to monetise its vast natural resources amid slumping demand for commodities.
Wed Jun 29 2016
One dead in Bangkok shootout after gun shop raid by Mongolian men
A botched robbery by four Mongolian men on a Bangkok gun shop Friday left one of the intruders dead after a dramatic daytime shootout in the city's Chinatown district, police said.
Fri Mar 04 2016
'Najib not involved in Altantuya murder' - Sirul
Former police Special Action Unit member Sirul Azhar Umar has sworn that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak was neither involved nor linked in the murder of Mongolian model, Altantuya Shaariibuu.
Sun Jan 31 2016
Like dictators before him, Trump threatens international peace and security
Trump's threats are no way to treat an ally, but unfortunately for him, international law is on Canada's side.
Sun Feb 16 2025
Why is there an increase in lung cancer among women who have never smoked?
Study suggests that environmental factors, particularly air pollution may be driving the rise in non-smoking-related lung cancer.
Sun Feb 16 2025
UN refugee agency says Congo fighting leaves 350,000 with no shelter
Hundreds of thousands of people are now living in makeshift accommodation, including churches and hospitals, according to UNHCR.
Sun Feb 16 2025
How will Canada's next prime minister be chosen?
The result is due to be announced on March 9.
Sun Feb 16 2025
Trump says he backs Ukraine, but early concessions to Russia spark concerns
Trump says US troops would not be part of any security presence in Ukraine.
Sun Feb 16 2025
AI is about job transformation, not job displacement, CoachHub says
Over the next decade, AI is expected to redefine job roles rather than eliminate them.
Sun Feb 16 2025
OpenAI’s new ‘deep research’ agent is still just a fallible tool - not a human level expert
While OpenAI claims its tool rivals human analysts, AI inevitably lacks judgement, scrutiny and expertise that make good research valuable.
Sun Feb 16 2025
Different songs for different days: Why it’s important to actively chose the music for your mood
The power of music comes from our choices in what to listen to and the human agency we express in this act.
Sun Feb 16 2025
Britain wants to smash the gangs - but what gangs?
Nearly 700 boats carrying more than 36,800 people crossed the Channel between France and Britain in 2024.
Sun Feb 16 2025
US sovereign wealth fund: A feasible idea to invest strategically, or a giant opportunity for waste?
Sovereign wealth funds are usually associated with great wealth - Norway's 'oil fund' is estimated to be worth US$1.7 trillion.
Sat Feb 15 2025