Archive - 15 February 2017

• SIS to hold Twitter dialogue on Act 355
• Common logo a 'challenge' for the opposition, Nurul Izzah tells Dr M
• Kim Jong-nam 'assassinated' at KLIA2; Dr M admits demonising DAP; 'Gang of Four' fiasco
• PAS no longer holding all the cards
• Lokman: Jasa might even serve PKR one day
• Mahathir urges opposition to put coalition before party
• 'Ku Nan wouldn’t have to plead for votes if he’s doing things right'
• DAP sets up special committee to assist Malacca leaders
• Felda selling assets to stabilise cash flow, says Shahrir
• Trump knew for weeks aide misled White House over Russia
• Confused about Act 355? There's now an app about it
• KLH to conduct post-mortem on Kim Jong-nam
• Sold into marriage - how Rohingya girls become child brides in M'sia
• Court grants second post-mortem in custodial death case
• S Korea says Kim Jong-nam poisoned by suspected N Korean agents
• Johor and S'gor DAP in the dark over quit claims
• Amanah proposes impeachment law to check PM, cabinet
• Suspect in Jong-nam's assassination arrested
• Minister Jamil Khir to attend nine-hour Act 355 rally, says PAS
• Poison pen, killer spray among weapon theories
• Firefly: Nothing sexist about Valentine's Day ad
• PAS to review position in S'gor gov't during annual meet
• It was Gerakan that destroyed Penang's beauty, councillor says
• Kelantan PAS will not lose power over Orang Asli blockades
• Survey: Azmin's popularity jumps to 62pct in Selangor
• Orang Asli march to Forestry Dept to protest against logging
• No need to kiss our feet, just respect our stand, PAS tells Dr M
• K'tan declares Feb 19 public holiday to boost turnout at Act 355 rally
• A Cameron Highlands farmer shows pesticide not the only way
• PKR MP: Delay in SPM result announcement must be taken seriously
• Willing to destroy mangrove forests for the sake of development?
• FT mufti condemns 'prayer for hire' service
• Reducing leakages in the delivery of affirmative action
• Explain KLIA becoming 'playground for foreign agents', Zahid told
• Fire at Shah Alam Hospital NICU, nobody hurt
• Jakarta election heads for second round as Ahok holds narrow lead
• After firebomb, FAP head believes some fans out to 'create chaos'
• Guan Eng: Let's see if BN can orchestrate end of DAP
• Amanah: New PR1MA financing may saddle borrowers with more debt
• Cops to provide security for Act 355 rally
• Kit Siang accuses Umno, BN of 'black ops' to cause implosion in DAP
• Ignore urgings to cut down civil service, Cuepacs tells Najib
• MACC detains gov't agency GM, wife in latest dragnet
• Malacca CM denies BN's role in DAP four's quitting
• 'Courts can't compel AG to institute any criminal proceedings'
• Cabinet green lights task force on Bank Negara's forex losses
• Cabinet says 'no' to Dego Ride motorcycle service
• Police: Assets worth RM22m impounded from drug suspects this year
• This fight is not over, says Ahok
• Johor civil servants asked to donate to wakaf fund
• Jakim: Don't fall prey to prayer valet services
• Bigger vessels needed for safe ferry services
• PKR: Jamal's antics disrupted funeral services
• Grab fixes bug on RM110 Genting flat rate after complaints
• With Jamal as grave digger, Umno in much deeper hole
• Hospital completes post-mortem on remains of N Korean man
• 'M'sia should go beyond providing aid to Rohingya'