Archive - 7 January 2016

• No compassion in court’s conversion judgment
• Malaysia strongly condemns North Korean bomb test
• A vote for Adenan is a vote for Najib
• Moratorium on bauxite mining timely, says NGO
• Fatwa prohibits Muslim women from freezing their eggs
• 'MAS decision to limit baggage due to longer flight route'
• MAS suffers latest snafu from 'no suitcases' order
• PAS, Umno ties - cooperation 'yes', cohabitation 'no'
• Fatty-fatty bom bom cops to be asked to slim down
• Dear AG, no law man is perfect
• Offer undergraduates part-time jobs, universities urged
• Sovereign downgrades likely to outpace upgrades in 2016
• Shahidan: Bauxite mining moratorium to stop people suffering
• 'PAS using Umno tactics to undermine non-Muslim leaders'
• Ringgit opens lower against greenback in early trade
• Netflix goes global, reaches most countries except China
• School in S'wak to finally receive new mattresses, pillows
• Five months gone, Setev's documents yet to reach Sirul
• Push for Article 12(4) to be amended, Parliament told
• WSJ: M'sia one of TPPA's main beneficiaries
• DAP says GE14 not about race, but study shows rising anger
• AG: I need time to study reports on SRC, RM2.6b donation
• Najib-Hadi courtship 'bromance' of lost leaders, says Kadir
• More contradictions in 1MDB’s Bandar M’sia clarification
• 'Hate DAP campaign among Malays succeeding'
• Student leaders give one-line reply to UM show-cause letter
• Bauxite blunder a repeat of our many mistakes
• Three out of four varsity students too broke to eat
• Indonesian reformasi activist Mugiyanto deported
• Subra wants bauxite mining scrapped if it still threatens health
• Actress suspects immigration power abuse over kids' passports
• Anwar wants to strike out 'sodomy conviction' in Utusan's defence
• Pro-Najib portal takes a dig at 'pure Malay' Dr M
• The cancer in Malaysia's taxi industry
• We're not selling out, Guan Eng tells pro-Umno portal
• Netflix: M'sian market big enough for multiple brands
• 'Wrong CD seized in raid' over Sri Lanka killing fields film
• Muhyiddin remains tightlipped on return from holiday
• S'gor Umno rep fears Azmin will give PAS the boot
• Three-month moratorium pathetic, rues Pahang princess
• Live up to Thaipusam 'permanent holiday' promise, Kedah BN told
• Cracks appearing in Pakatan Harapan?
• MACC nabs Pahang land officers for accepting bribes over bauxite
• 'Need for better whistleblowing laws following persecution of Baitulmal CEO'
• MAS confirms longer route added two hours to flight time
• Najib takes flak over 'thrifty cabinet' tweet
• Tengku Abdullah: Find holistic solution to Pahang bauxite mining
• Bauxite poser for Pahang royal couple
• Abuse of power, overkill to bar Indonesian activist from M’sia
• Ringgit drops to almost RM4.4 against US dollar
• Zaid's anger over religious tussle case courts trouble
• State gov't doesn't care if you don't accept, Teng tells Amanah
• 'Problematic' for states to adopt national fatwa on vape
• Indonesia respects KL’s decision to deport reformasi activist
• Mahfuz denies being mystery man baiting Sirul
• How can Malaysia have a starving university population?
• Pitiful state of hungry students spurs more food programmes
• Leave us be till Jan 15, beg bauxite lorry drivers and operators
• Pahang fatwa committee bans vaping for Muslims
• Paris police shoot dead knife-wielding man on Charlie Hebdo anniversary
• Opposition needs to speak up against anti-vaping laws
• Penang ferries’ service to public should be main criterion
• Nation’s sovereignty not harmed under TPPA, says minister
• A tough 2016 awaits Malaysians
• Bus tragedy survivor returns, three still in Chiang Mai hospital
• Teenager pleads guilty to raping underaged girl
• Why quiet when bauxite more risky than vape, asks Perlis mufti
• Big difference in selling of 1MDB and Penang land
• ‘PAS is two-timing BN and Pakatan Harapan’
• Ex-ambassador, the answer is called democracy
• DAP to be blamed as well for its anti-Islam image