Archive - 30 June 2016

• Guan Eng arrested; sedition probe on 'kafir harbi'; Puchong terror poser
• Is Azmin the leader the opposition desperately needs?
• ‘Stop coming up with stupid rules that affect everyone’
• Touch ’n Go user hit with RM1.8k in duplicate charges
• Honour and dignity for all mankind
• Please don’t turn disabled dogs into freak show objects
• Buyers of defective houses want out from Bank Negara's blacklist
• Guan Eng and Phang claim trial, bail set at RM1m, RM200k each
• MCA chief deserves a pie in his face on ‘kafir harbi’
• Khalid: Malays sadly the perfect rakyat for a corrupt gov't
• Yes, let the court decide, but charge PM, Jho Low, too
• Accept multi-cornered fight in next polls as reality, says Amanah
• 'Guan Eng's arrest an after-effect of BN's victories'
• 'Acquitted cops cast doubts on M'sia's human rights commitment'
• Filmmaker issues her own 'letter of demand' to Leo Burnett
• Special leave for public servants on July 8 if Raya falls on July 6
• Civil society groups: Why swift action on Guan Eng but not 1MDB?
• Use of wildlife in all human-related activities should be banned
• M’sia extends bauxite mining moratorium by two months to Sept 14
• Umno tells Guan Eng to quit, PAS says innocent till proven guilty
• ‘Malaysia’s GDP to grow 4.4pct in 2016, 4.5pct in 2017'
• 'Opposition's mistake was preoccupation in seizing Putrajaya'
• CIA chief warns of Istanbul-style attack in US
• Doctor: Muslim women also ask for 'birthing pants' during check-ups
• Challenger: When will Najib be arrested?
• I don't want to add to his worries, Siti Hasmah shields her hurt from Dr M
• Students hope to raise RM750,000 to fulfil dream of studying abroad
• I will die standing than live on my knees, says Guan Eng
• The constitutional implications of the Brexit vote
• Dr M: Tunku never deprived of his privileges even when he backed DAP
• MTUC demands airline settle employees' wages before Raya
• Padan muka, PCM leader's two words for Guan Eng
• Auditor-general to testify against Rafizi in OSA trial
• A lifeline given to the opposition with arrest of Guan Eng
• Malaysia Airlines appoints Bellew as new chief executive
• Zaid: Boss watching, Guan Eng case can take AG higher
• All are citizens, no more ‘kafir harbi’ or ‘kafir dhimmi’
• World Bank expects M’sian current account surplus to drop
• Guan Eng leaves ‘quit’ decision to DAP, but chair sings praise
• Najib: Salary increment, minimum wage show gov't's concern for rakyat
• Citizens’ Declaration perhaps? Umno portal’s dollop of sarcasm
• Ministry probing 'Astro's hidden charges' claim, says Salleh
• Land acquisition for MRT at Ampang Park lawful, court rules
• Penang DAP decides Guan Eng need not resign or go on leave
• Najib blames Dr M for M'sia's public transport woes
• IGP: Precautionary measures taken in light of terror attacks
• Acting Semporna Umno chief regrets resignations
• What the opposition, NGOs are saying about Guan Eng's charges
• Close ranks, Azmin tells opposition after ‘Najib breaches the line’
• The rakyat are watching you, MCA chief warns Guan Eng
• No quit letters yet from Umno members in Sabah, says Yahya
• RON95, RON97 and diesel up 5 sen per litre tomorrow
• Minister blasts WSJ for linking Guan Eng's arrest to 1MDB scandal
• DAP will accept RM10 donations after footing Guan Eng's RM1m bail
• Four robbers escape with RM230,000 in jewellery from shop
• Perkasa fumes over 'another Mat Salleh' at MAS, warns of failure
• It's time for change, Husni tells Tambun Umno after exit
• Between Guan Eng and Najib, the double standard is glaring
• Portugal beat Poland in shootout to reach semis
• Of sarees and sins