Archive - 1 July 2016

• M'sia reacts to Guan Eng's prosecution; Penang CM to stay put
• Cops record Pahang mufti's statement over 'kafir harbi' remark
• The ABC of Guan Eng’s corruption charges
• 'Azmin can do more to improve rating among Chinese'
• AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes joins Amnesty's global council
• Johari pledges to resolve 1MDB issue 'transparently'
• DAP MP: Guan Eng should go on leave - if he can do three things
• Perhaps 1MDB kitchen too hot for Husni, Wahid
• Why look for Jho Low after the horses have bolted?
• Penang CM should vacate office as good example
• Yellow balloon woman acquitted on insulting PM charge
• Psychoanalysis, Guan Eng and the Malay-Muslim utopia
• 'Slimmer chance for Pakatan to win GE14 with Guan Eng on trial'
• BN leaders have no 'moral authority' to ask Penang CM to take leave
• Umno rep: People may reject 'one pillow, different dreams' in next GE
• Cops nab six in connection with Bill Kayong’s murder
• Thailand off US human trafficking blacklist despite scepticism
• Sarawak to declare July 8 holiday if Raya falls on June 6
• Guan Eng need not go on leave, DAP CEC's unanimous decision
• Malaysia’s May exports fall unexpectedly, imports rebound
• Perhaps Rosmah feels the same hurt, Siti Hasmah told
• IPIC contradicts 1MDB, says never guaranteed 'fund units' in Cayman Islands
• Bamiyan-isation of Lim Guan Eng
• Bersih hands evidence on 'illegally shifted' voters to EC
• Traffic bound east reportedly moving slowly
• 'Non-existent' corruption offence exposes BN's plot, says Guan Eng
• Report: M'sian team in Abu Dhabi to solve 1MDB dispute amid US$6.5b suit
• Dr M, two others list PM’s powers to influence 1MDB, RM2.6b probes
• In celebrating Aidilfitri, avoid extravagance
• Tenaganita slams gov't, opposition for ignoring human trafficking
• Zahid: Malaysia remains on Tier 2 of US watch list
• A Tuesday night in Istanbul
• Husni off to learn Arabic and the Quran after exit from cabinet
• Penang DAP ends donation drive, RM1m target achieved
• PKR to stand together with Guan Eng through these hard times
• Justice for Dharmendran must be pursued
• Hauling Guan Eng to court wrong strategy, says Gerakan man
• If UK has Brexit, we have ‘Umno-exit’, says Rafidah
• S'gor sultan warns against using mosques for politics
• Zaid: Based on precedent, Najib’s bail may be RM1b if charged
• 'Whether or not Najib helped in last GE, it doesn’t justify you defaming me'
• MAHB, AirAsia to work on a suitable tagline for KLIA2
• M’sia, China, Australia to discuss next step in MH370 search
• Making immunisation jabs compulsory by law
• Johor sultan wins 'F1' number plate with RM836,660 bid
• Seriously consider taking leave, anti-graft group tells Penang CM
• Ambiga: Ask me again if Guan Eng should go on leave when PM does
• M'sia records alarming rise in mental illness
• Security at KLIA, KLIA2 raised to amber level in March
• PM, ministers to hold open house on first day of Hari Raya
• Cabinet retains 'Sehati, Sejiwa' National Day theme for 2016
• Be transparent on charges, penalties, package price, Astro told
• 'Balik kampung' exodus starts as KL folk leave city
• Salleh: Decision for Lim to remain shows DAP more interested in positions
• Interfaith buka puasa at church continues despite police report
• Two killed, 36 escape in tragic bus accident
• Charges against Guan Eng lay bare BN’s moral bankruptcy
• If convicted Guan Eng is a martyr, if acquitted he’s a hero