Archive - 28 June 2016

• Italy break jinx to end Spain’s long European reign
• PM wants support of the young to ensure nation’s success
• With party purge, Najib’s no more ‘dead man walking’
• Iceland stun England as Euro dream continues
• Brexit’s impact on Britain and Malaysia
• Soccer fans mock as England dumped out of Europe twice in a week
• Eight injured in ‘hand-grenade explosion’ outside nightspot
• Cabinet reshuffle one big disappointment
• New zoo proposal in Sabah must be cancelled
• Pahang sultan urged to break silence on 'kafir harbi' issue
• Britain may see 'pro-Brexit' PM by early September
• Politicians, police urge vigilance as Brexit vote spurs racism
• Mosti to commercialise 71 R&D products by year end
• Don't hold solo performances, DAP Youth branches told
• Cabinet reshuffle disappoints Sarawak leaders
• Mahfuz: Did Husni, Wahid run away from 1MDB scandal?
• Gov't plans to allow only female doctors to assist in childbirth
• Anwar wins bid to strike out 'sodomy convictions' in Utusan's defence
• Couple hurt in Puchong blast was celebrating wedding anniversary
• Kit Siang: Who is more dangerous, Pahang mufti or IS?
• Rebel Umno trio deserved it, says Salleh
• Zaid asks Husni to join Save Malaysia movement
• Look into water filter machines and their ‘miracle water’
• Pusat Komas hails Jerald Joseph’s appointment as Suhakam commissioner
• 'Female syariah high court judges appointments smash prejudice'
• Growing anti-vaccination movement poses a serious threat
• Titas 'dirty Hindu' slides used non-credible sources, UTM finds
• Another road carnage during this Hari Raya?
• 'Families of deceased not entitled to receive exemplary damages'
• Does development near Taman Rimba Kiara means ‘Rakyat di Kemudiankan’?
• Mukhriz's Umno-PAS states 'trade-off' claim false, says Hadi
• AirAsia chief to meet minister over KLIA2 branding issue
• MAMSB assures sufficient supply of pound sterling
• 13 school cleaners protest over unpaid wages
• ‘Spaghetti’ westerns star Bud Spencer dies at 86
• Ministers, deputy ministers sworn in before Agong
• S&P: Brexit’s direct real impact on Asia-Pacific economies limited
• Bung hopes Semporna resignations won't inspire Pagoh, Kedah Umno
• Hisham: Jets issue to be resolved through diplomatic channels
• In PM's Dept reshuffle, is Azalina poised to take over law portfolio?
• Tambun Umno seeks Husni’s explanation on resignation
• Azmin approval rating 65pct in S'gor, says poll
• Home Ministry denies issuing 'special approvals' for MIC programme
• Guan Eng will wait and see if Rahman continues to 'punish' Penang
• Semporna Umno: How many members actually quit?
• Woman suffers serious burns after using phone while refuelling
• Workers face unemployment after Raya, after decades of service
• Prosecution in Morais case offers alternative charge to one accused
• Survey: 57pct of M'sian parents will use debt to fund child's education
• 'A woman or child is raped every three hours'
• Businessman challenges unilateral conversion of two children by wife
• Owner of Singaporean news website jailed for sedition
• 'PAS helping BN retake S'gor if it refuses to change'
• Pub owner disputes 'IS behind grenade attack' claim
• Tambun folk find Husni's resignation from Umno posts a big loss
• Umno branch chief torches party uniform to protest Muhyiddin's sacking
• Leo Burnett moves to protect reputation after plagiarism claim
• New ministers, deputy ministers determined to champion the people
• Penang tunnel debate rowdy, Gerakan supporters called 'stupid', 'samseng'
• Grenade rocks Puchong; cabinet reshuffle fuels mystery
• Throwing a grenade into a crowd is an act of terror
• Suspected IS suicide bombers kill 36 at Istanbul airport
• Yet another ride-sharing vehicle attacked by taxi drivers
• So it’s death for those who 'challenge' Islam?
• Pakatan Harapan defends Amanah as PSM blasts entire coalition