Archive - 24 March 2014

• Tears and anger in Beijing
• EC frowns on kangkung, but not vote buying
• Wan Azizah: 'Kajang move' a success
• One night in Bukit Bintang
• Search area widens after French satellite find
• IGP on speculation and sedition
• Australia still analysing French images
• Here are the reasons why exam grades top secret
• Straight 'A' students come by the truckload
• Gov't tables RM2.39bil more for 2013 Budget
• Lessons from Kajang polls - winners and losers
• M’sia’s lack of expertise and experience exposed
• 'M'sia must be cautious in accepting foreign help'
• Tengku Azman Shah laid to rest at Klang Royal Mausoleum
• Sabah, S'wak must call 1963 agreement review
• Focus on cloud-seeding at dam areas in April
• Gov't to spend RM365 million on GST drive
• MACC's 5-year conviction rate stands at 25pct
• Electrical failure forces MAS plane to divert to HK
• Smarter suitcase could end the era of lost bags
• MCA thanks voters, pledges to continue serving
• China plane spots 'relatively big' objects
• Anwar: Chinese support still 'catastrophic' for MCA
• MACC beefing up case against ex-pol sec
• 'Gov't approved RM559mil projects without tender'
• Police plan to tackle social disorder problems
• 7-Eleven Malaysia gets IPO approval, targets May listing
• Kajang victory won't alter gov't structure, says MB
• Dr M: M'sia to be a high- income country by 2020
• 'Tense atmosphere may have caused low turnout'
• No apostasy applications in 10 years
• Egypt sentences 529 Morsi backers to death
• Campaign pace in Balingian begins to pick up
• Tee Keat: Face it MCA, Kajang a severe defeat
• ‘DCA staff summoned to help probe, not under probe’
• Ex-Sime Darby CEO loses appeal, to stand trial over CBT
• MH370 carried wooden pallets, 200kg of batteries
• MH370 co-pilot was new to Boeing 777
• Hisham agrees to PSC plan, but cabinet to decide
• Karpal files appeal on sedition conviction
• Confirmed: MH370 went down in Indian Ocean
• MAS' statement to victims' families
• 19th century physics used to trace MH370
• Malaysians in China urged to be cautious