Archive - 8 March 2017

• Dr M at his vintage best when talking about ‘stupid drivers’
• Zunar: What about Putrajaya's travel ban on M'sians?
• The Rukunegara is nothing more than a placebo
• Gender equality remains a challenging task in Malaysia
• UN urges calm, to help bring out two M'sian staff
• I fork out RM5k monthly to help constituents, says Kesavan
• Timeline - the unravelling of ties between 'friends'
• Democrats make Trump tax returns a national security issue
• China best choice to resolve M’sia-N Korea row
• Ringgit to pick up in second half of 2017
• Group releases video of Jong-nam's son, claims protecting his family
• Women prefer paid jobs to housework, and research shows men agree
• Najib: Vision 2020 has not failed, but...
• M'sians in N Korea not under detention, says PM
• Hope fades, perhaps opposition need to be taught a lesson
• KJ’s Women’s Day wish - look at character, not clothes
• PM: M'sia won't cut ties in order to secure release of 'hostages'
• Ex-1MDB officers off Bank Negara's radar after 1MDB paid fine
• MCA: Pastor's kidnap discussed in cabinet
• M'sia, Vietnam top TI corruption survey on Asia Pacific nations
• Equality over inferiority/superiority
• Retired top brass mulls counter rally if army vets gathering is 'political'
• Hope for domestic violence survivors
• Retired brig-gen concerned China investment may lead to racial imbalance
• Police inspector claims trial to RM15,500 bribery
• Parliament drops query on whether RM2.6b was 'Arab donation'
• Syerleena: I am not undermining Islamic institutions
• MACC: Half of corrupt civil servants are under 40
• Women, our guiding stars
• Bersih frets over bid to block new S'gor voters
• Enter hospitals alive, exit dead - BN MP jabs deputy minister
• Gerakan reports Rafizi to MACC over 'conflict of interest'
• Guan Eng moots two ways for Putrajaya to abolish GST
• Opposition ready for female PM after GE14, says DAP MP
• Mother fined RM2k, jailed six months for slapping teacher
• Analyst: Palm prices to fall 20pct by year end on output rebound
• DAP duo who lodged report against Rahman cry harassment
• Dr M heads to Padang Rengas, Nazri offers to roll out red carpet
• Liow in the dark over DCA's move as party in MH370 suits
• S Korea court says to rule on President Park’s impeachment on Friday
• New housing exco in Johor, after bumi housing scandal
• Reports: Bangladeshi asylum seekers tricked into radiation clean-up
• BN may gain from 'Korean drama', says PAS leader
• Zahid: Write history based on facts, not point of view
• Gov’t should consider giving MACC complete independence
• WikiLeaks says it releases files on CIA cyber spying tools
• Man fined RM1,000 for punching ex-boss
• 167 case of Internet, social media abuse probed until February
• Bauxite mining stakeholders want gov’t to announce SOP quickly
• Be bold for change, Najib's message to men on Women's Day
• Protect domestic violence survivors, uphold their protection orders
• PAS-Bersatu ties getting warmer, says Muhyiddin
• Man detained over offensive Facebook posting against Johor sultan
• Umno Youth division chief remanded in Johor housing case
• Bersatu chief: Don't exploit diplomatic row for political mileage
• Group reports Shafie over Pulau Gaya water project
• Medical student, hotel worker claim trial to 54 prostitution-related charges
• KPI shortfall reason for termination of lecturers' contracts
• Lecturer: Amendment to Act 355 can improve social system of Islam
• WCE developer denies demolishing Hindu cemetery
• Pyongyang's move to bar M'sians' exit 'well planned', says analyst
• Why would Rahman come to the rescue of a developer?
• EC's new redelineation and the affected constituencies
• Why Bersatu will fail