Archive - 24 April 2017

• Mufti-poet Asri adamant; Umno man to face music over RM150m graft
• Report: China maintains 'near-constant' patrols near S'wak shoals
• Macron, Le Pen set for 2nd round run-off in French polls
• Ku Nan told to resign, after blaming opposition for price hikes
• Socialist, conservative activists shocked at elimination
• For English medium, let Sabah run its own schools, minister told
• Maza puts the spotlight on the forgotten Indians
• The coming French revolution
• Mahfuz: Telling Harapan to make way for PAS could backfire
• Instead of poems, Asri should rally in front of Indian embassy
• Rep offers Ku Nan ‘five steps to reduce prices’
• Quality human capital key to country's success, says Agong
• No truth to 'positions for sale' claim, says Bersatu man
• Asri serves up 'cow protector goons' report to justify prickly poem
• Selangor PAS ready to contest 45 state, 15 parliamentary seats
• PKR must distance itself from Adam Rosly, says Rafizi
• Watson rejects apology, lodges report on dad's name jibe
• Year Six student hit by stray shotgun pellets
• Family of homeless SPM achiever gets motorcycle
• IPIC and 1MDB reach settlement, to pay US$1.2b by year-end
• Don't mess with our seats, or else, PAS tells Harapan
• Taiping MCA apologises over Agong's installation banner typo
• Asri apologises to 'Hindus who misunderstood poem'
• 'Differing views no reason to send Zakir to BJP-led India'
• Student allegedly hit by warden has blood clots in left arm
• Le Pen attacks Macron on security ahead of presidency runoff
• Rainstorm in Ipoh leaves trail of destruction
• Asri apologises to Hindus who misunderstood; IPIC-1MDB settlement
• Democracy - ‘Melayu-style’?
• Umno's Zakirmania shows utter contempt for its BN partners
• PM's Indian blueprint a case of déjà vu