Archive - 16 February 2017

• A brief look at M'sia-North Korea diplomatic ties
• British and American courts uphold rule of law
• Jong-nam's 'assassin' arrested; DAP blames Umno 'black ops'; Ahok leads in Jakarta polls
• ‘DAP quitters miss the bigger picture’
• A roadmap forward without PAS
• Noh: Gov't willing to extend rental of Bkt Jalil RT1M homes
• Trump wants Israel to 'hold back a little bit' on settlements
• How lucky! Malay Muslims don’t need to think
• Investigate Jamal’s 'hearses and coffin' antics, state rep tells Mais, Jais
• Five years ago, Kim Jong-nam pleaded for his life
• 1MDB-IPIC talks deadlocked, say sources
• Trump escapes tough questions by ignoring big media journalists
• Two suspects in Jong-nam's murder remanded for seven days
• Poll: 52pct M'sians say gov't, media have failed them
• Noh Omar defends Jamal's 'hearse and coffin' stunt
• Najib moves to strike out Pua's 'misfeasance' suit over 1MDB
• All cabinet ministers are guilty of colossal negligence
• Register before March for next polls, DAP urges eligible voters
• Is motorbike safety the real reason for banning Dego?
• Amanah: Sans gov't integrity, TN50 bound to fail
• Cabinet must address S'pore-JB toll war
• Taking down of elephant hunting syndicate hailed
• Mara must stop holding bumiputeras back
• During post-mortem on Kim Jong-nam's body
• Keep the constitution secular and inclusive
• Daily draws flak over 'sexy beauty' assassin report
• M'sia Q4 growth picks up, thanks to exports and domestic demand
• Grab looks into driver compensation over RM110 flat rate glitch
• Grab: Most of our drivers are happy
• 10 Facebook users in Sarawak nabbed for inapt postings
• Zahid confirms dead North Korean as Jong-nam
• Election for Jakarta governor enters second round
• Orphans' foundation sues Jamil Khir, Yapeim for RM20m
• Jais sees red over Jamal's hearses stunt
• Gov't agency GM remanded seven days for 'abusing position'
• Mother: Injured son nodded when asked if he was assaulted
• Gobind: Prioritise common policy over logo
• Rafizi: Is 'high risk' Eagle High buy adhering to rules?
• Deputy minister orders probe over 'dirty food killed Jong-nam' tweet
• Murdered Jong-nam lived quiet, but open life in Macau
• No need for Jasa-like propaganda arm in Harapan gov't, says Rafizi
• 11 TPPA members to meet in May to decide on its future
• M'sia detains third suspect in connection with Jong-nam murder
• Bank Negara to cooperate with forex task force, but...
• 'Foreign agents may have targeted Jong-nam for some time'
• State gov't can veto 'Penang as FT' proposal, says Umno man
• M'sian cops visit North Korean embassy
• Expel me but not the Orang Asli, Mahfuz tells K'tan deputy MB
• New S'wak CM allows open tenders for short-term timber licenses
• Jamal lodges MACC report over 'abuse of RM200m'
• Chemistry Dept gets samples of product for analysis over Jong-nam murder
• March 31 decision on whether Mat Sabu's acquittal for criminal defamation stands
• PM: Country going bankrupt? But BR1M increases yearly
• Analysts: Impressive growth in Q4 amid challenges
• Security tightened at entry points after Jong-nam murder
• DPM: Home Ministry has no objection to Act 355 rally
• Engineer jailed, fined RM550k for keeping protected animals
• Did Jong-nam's Facebook postings lead to his death?
• Railwaymen's Union threatens to picket in Liow's constituency
• IGP: KLIA2 CCTV recordings scrutinised over Kim's murder
• 'K'tan pact on forest degradation not in line with UN conventions'
• Authorities urged to end Valet Doa's 'pay per prayer'
• Najib's duplicity on practising moderation