Archive - 19 April 2017

• You're the one who split the Malays, PAS veep tells Dr M
• ‘Unusual wealth’ a crime only for those in opposition
• Black swan moments - the regime’s options
• Ludicrous for Najib to urge for high moral values, says Dr M
• Five with M'sia's oldest Everest climber return home
• 825 of 25,563 students tested positive for drugs in first quarter
• Indonesian Muslim candidate takes decisive lead in Jakarta election
• Trump 'armada' to North Korea headed in wrong direction
• Ahok’s popularity dented by blasphemy trial
• Sarawak's LRT to be ready in three years, says CM
• MAS signs first-ever satellite tracking deal
• Police describe kill rewards, staged crime scenes in Duterte's drug war
• Johor exco fails to post bail after claiming trial to 33 graft charges
• Perkasa seeks to share its views on Act 355 amendments suit
• 'Missing link' of Selangor in ECRL public display questioned
• Court dismisses UKM's bid to seek RM50k from student
• Activists slam Wan Azizah over support for Erdogan
• ‘Islamic family law not meant to protect rapists’
• Bersatu founding member quits
• Bersatu eyes three marginal seats in Penang
• Personal liberty includes right to travel abroad, court told
• 'Kissing couple' photo headache for DAP
• March inflation highest in eight years, but below forecast
• Dive into Scorpene scandal first, 'ready for probe' Hisham urged
• Will Shabudin say Putrajaya is 'anti-Islam' as well?
• PAS leader given till Friday to pay ex-Perak MB RM8,500 in costs
• Several to be charged soon in Johor corruption case
• Bersatu founding member denies receiving threats
• Analyst: Hisham's new role in Esscom to quell dissent in Sabah
• Ancient human bones found in Guar Kepah, Penang
• Ministry cancels local council projects for non-BN constituencies
• Gov't assures foreign ownership of properties will not affect locals
• NGOs plan Workers' Day march on May 1
• For tracking unexplained wealth, C4 recommends tightening of MACC Act
• Pattaya police refused to accept report, Peter Chong clarifies
• Penang exco: Scrapping local council projects discriminatory
• MACC: Sixteen pct of students willing to accept bribes
• Petrol prices see third consecutive hike
• Perkasa: Critics of Zakir Naik's PR need lessons on gov't rights
• Najib unveils new bumiputera agenda
• India bans red beacons on ministers', top officials' cars
• Mother pleads for Bukit Aman to act over daughter's death
• From permanent resident to a national threat?
• Indonesian Muslim candidate wins Jakarta election
• Harapan councillors slam minister over local councils move
• What crackdown? Najib tells of free speech in M'sia
• Malaysians conned in Krabi by bogus travel agent
• PM: Fake news a cancer in journalism that needs to be fought
• Will Najib step down before GE14?
• Commander, you cross the river by feeling the stones
• This is what an Islamic state looks like
• Non-BN seats' projects scrapped; Johor exco jailed after failing bail
• Help stateless Indians instead of Zakir Naik, MIC tells gov't