Archive - 20 January 2014

• 2014-01-21
• So Umno is admitting it started May 13 riot
• Umno bent on sowing seeds of hatred
• Lament for a vanishing genre
• March of the Umno Baruputras
• 'Auto-pilot' BN will tear M'sia to bits, says Ong
• Anti-money-laundering push should target leaders
• Disappointing visit to Penang Waterfall temple
• A special court on native land is needed
• Appeals over Rights Day walk arrests dismissed
• 'Pakatan price hikes' is Umno's kangkung logic
• Thayaparan to launch his 'first and last' book
• Withdraw Japan's 'Anwar report', PKR tells Najib
• Cheated in 6P, migrants 'at risk again' from raids
• 'God' problem erupts, tarnishing moderate image
• Help hawkers lower prices, DAP and MCA tell gov’t
• Miti: Cars to cost 20-30pct less by 2018
• Death toll in Sarawak boat mishap rises to eight
• Outrage over killing of foreign workers
• Jho Low credited in 'Wolf of Wall Street' movie
• Protesting is fine, but why the need for violence?
• DAP lodges police report against blogger
• DAP: Where did subsidy for KR1M stores go?
• Dense fog hits New Delhi, disrupting flights and trains
• 'Najib quick on kangkung but mum on Allah'
• 'Malay' Mat Sabu 'not insulted' by flash mob
• Lee's parents not spared in kangkung strike back
• Remains of Malaysian to be flown home from Kabul soon
• Banned 'Wolf' raises Perkasa's hackles
• Floods in Jakarta force 30,000 to be evacuated
• Minister: We've the brains to overcome price hikes
• Shafie: I've not stopped building roads in Kelantan
• Government to go back to AP drawing board
• 'Umno’s racist slant on flash mob belittles PM'
• 'Gov't can't afford to bring down excise duties now'
• Perkasa: Kangkung furore can spark May 13 repeat
• We will survive, says Proton on competition
• GM of PKNS transferred, probe on Azmin's removal
• Cabbies want Spad to reinstate KLIA surcharge
• Gag order issued over verdict on ex-sultanah
• Anifah denies gov't hand behind Anwar's Japan exit
• Najib fiddles while Malaysia burns