Archive - 14 January 2016

• Islamic scholars who double up as revisionist historians
• By Ibrahim Ali’s definition, Perkasa and Umno are racist
• Guard sacked over racial slur, says MIC
• 'S'wakians wrong, still bound by NSC, federal laws'
• Pua hits back, accuses Arul of shielding 1MDB culprits
• Pandikar moots compulsory training for MPs
• 1MDB given RM1.1b grant for Sg Besi redevelopment, claims Rafizi
• Three vital reasons we oppose the TPPA
• MAS sued by brother of MH370 passenger
• Hishammuddin: Razak not a Malay nationalist for establishing NEP
• Amin, what’s wrong with elected opposition mayor?
• Probe on Cologne cops for not stopping New Year's Eve mass assault
• 'Razak wanted to rule through democracy, not emergency'
• Gerakan raps Pakatan Harapan's 'wayang kulit'
• Return of oil slump haunts Najib in Budget deja vu
• Does Moody's downgrade or revision really matter?
• Rafidah: Razak will 'turn in his grave' if...
• Minister: Make our youth feel useful to keep them off IS
• Rafizi: It's time Pakatan Harapan focuses on Malay issues
• Islamic State launches militant assault on Indonesia’s capital
• Rahman Dahlan, who is paying for the bauxite mess?
• 'Bauxite madness a showdown between Putrajaya and Pahang'
• Drivers without permit earn big from bauxite mining
• Delusional, Umno man raps Raja Petra over ‘Anti-Najib Club’ charge
• Magnitude 6.7 quake jolts northern Japan, no tsunami warning
• PKR man to Najib: Learn to lead austere life, like your father
• Every day, I work to live up to my father, says teary-eyed Najib
• Will Apandi have the guts to indict Najib? asks Kit Siang
• Razak feared emergency powers, reveals son
• Five reported dead in bombing at Turkey police station
• Urgent reform of post-retirement plans urged as society ages
• Ministry should be praised for public engagements on TPPA
• Aide: Hadi not suffering from major illness
• Proton to increase car prices after Chinese New Year
• 'Why is M'sia pivoting to the US on TPPA?'
• Pak Lah: My delegation to Paris was funded by our NGO
• Electoral battle expected to be most intense in S'wak central region
• Ibrahim Ali: I never asked his help, Kit Siang a big liar
• Relax visa conditions to draw tourist dollars, urges Wee
• 1MDB's new debt level - Arul coy despite repeated queries
• Successors causing Razak to turn in his grave, says ex-aide
• Camerons mudslide claims another migrant worker
• Zaid: Indira Gandhi's plight is all about unilateral conversion
• We should wake up to cruelty against fish
• Najib failed to provide medical care for Anwar, says PKR
• 'Ling, you've won first round in court of public opinion'
• 'No water rationing in Penang, media report inaccurate'
• S'wak seat allocation to be resolved at state level
• Bauxite mining's unhealthy effects on people, environment
• Starbucks closes all Jakarta outlets after terror attack
• Bauxite mining areas to become barren land
• Police shot dead four suspects in Jakarta mall attack
• Anwar’s bid to quash Pardon Board's ruling set for March 28
• 'Internet censorship, pornography unaffected under TPPA'
• IGP: Malaysia on highest alert after Jakarta bomb blasts
• Wisma Putra: No Malaysian affected by Jakarta blasts
• 'Razak didn't simply allow wife with him on official flights'
• Support NSC to help battle terror, says minister
• Stop 1MDB song and dance, minister tells Pua-Rafizi pair
• Recalibrating Budget 2016 right move, says Dr M
• Sultan urges Johor non-Muslim religious leaders to foster unity
• Gov't refutes claim of ‘bauxite catfish’ species
• Take stern action against extremism, says Tuanku Muhriz
• Suicide bomber siblings were friendly, says neighbour
• Selangor finalises local councillors list, says Azmin
• Faster asylum process urged for Moroccans, Algerians after sex attacks
• Come clean on Paris delegation, MP tells Pak Lah
• Teacher claims attack by student's dad, cops deny racism
• Remand extended for two officers over bauxite graft probe
• Vape seller fined RM2,000 for unlawful possession of liquid nicotine
• Indonesia keen on TPPA, too, Miti tells Jomo
• British actor Alan Rickman aka 'Professor Snape' dies at 69
• Prosecution closes sedition case against UM law professor
• Analyst: Chinese bogeymen may scare Malays into Najib’s hands
• A year after conviction, Altantuya's killer seeks clemency
• Najib, only the court can save your tattered reputation
• Razak fireworks spotlight Najib’s unravelling grip