Archive - 9 January 2017

• Netanyahu: Jerusalem is latest victim of terrorist truck attacks
• Vigilantes to spray paint women who don't 'cover up' at Thaipusam
• You can't manage White House like family business, Obama tells Trump
• The curse of the three generations
• 500 supporters gather at court for Anwar vs NST trial
• Najib pleased with flood management efforts
• S’wak indigenous civil society has failed to empower NCR land rights
• Ringgit opens lower against US dollar
• Amanah: Act 355 best discussed in Parliament
• Ringgit to be more stable this year, says Najib
• PM: Civil servants must not take what belongs to the rakyat
• Oil prices fall as Iranian crude tanker exports surge
• Trump trade policy hangs over US automotive sector, major car show
• It's back-to-school season
• PAS more hung up on hudud than real Kelantanese woes
• 'Bye-bye Najib - I'm flying to Taiwan', says artist
• Jamal submits proposal to settle Bersih suit over IS claims
• Will Liow and Co leave their 'safe' seats?
• Ex-Tekun CEO claims trial to corruption charges
• MCA objects to rally as it aims to stir religious fervour, Nazri told
• Indonesians seek to set aside 'Imam Mahdi' followers charge
• Freedom of speech and expression must be resolutely protected
• Now, Aussie cops jump on 1MDB probe bandwagon
• Supernatural twist - MCA 'ghostbuster' attempts to reveal DAP 'demons'
• MBAM wants foreign workers to pay their own levy
• MP urges gov't to save M'sian from S'pore gallows
• Best way to stem graft is to lead by example, NGOs tell PM
• Strong US dollar, cheaper flights make M'sia's healthcare world's best
• Seizures point to more killings for the ivory bloodbath
• Gov't, cops told to pay RM357k to detainee's family over custodial death
• NST admits story on Anwar 'fixing judges' was baseless
• Spray painting vigilante group on police radar
• Learn from Hollywood-style propaganda, director tells Umno
• Dr M unrepentant as muftis express regret over 1MDB-haj remark
• Zam: Our history with Chinese shows Dr M is not 'mad'
• All flood relief centres in Terengganu closed
• Father of two jailed three days for stealing formula milk
• Umno not teaming up with Amanah against PAS in Kelantan
• Lawyer files petition to subpoena Johor sultan
• S'pore to match M'sia road charges
• 'Act 355 rally' organisers must follow the law, says IGP
• Lawyer wants judge to recuse self from hearing Bill Kayong murder case
• Australian minister steps aside due to travel claims bungle
• Don't fall into trap of corruption, Annuar tells Mara staff
• Anwar misses 'nasi kandar and pasembor'
• Anina meets Dr M over Bersatu's leadership issue
• Suasa Airlines fined RM380k for operating without permit
• One of Mara's four Melbourne properties sold
• Water cut in Bangsar, PJ tomorrow due to burst pipe
• ‘Based on the audit report, Penang would have been in deficit’
• Cardinal Fernandez a true human being
• UKM activist can't attend appeal as it clashes with exams
• Nearly 200 kindergartens destroyed in floods, reports of RM2.3m loss
• Another civil servant arrested for taking bribe in Johor
• Myanmar warns its workers in M'sia after five hacked to death
• The abuse of governance Part II
• Economist’s article a scathing indictment of MO1