Archive - 31 October 2017

• Ops Lalang: 'I am sorry for your pain'
• 10 reasons why Pakatan Harapan is wrong on GST
• The competing interests in the KL-Singapore HSR project
• 10 new Chinese schools nothing to shout about
• Who is more Umno than Umno?
• Protestant Reformation 500th anniversary: The journey thus far
• US judge blocks Trump's transgender military ban
• Chronology of ex-Trump campaign adviser dealings with Russia
• S Korea, China agree to normalise ties after Thaad fallout
• Two ex-Trump aides charged in Russia probe, 3rd pleads guilty
• Tunku Aziz fails to strike out Mukhriz's 'secret pact' suit
• Harapan blames Najib for 'Giant' distress, says BN must close shop
• Minister claims development project caused KL flood
• Pandikar, Dewan Rakyat seek to strike out Tawfik's suit
• Gov't to seek public opinion on amendment to LPA
• MP takes Johor gov't to task over ammonia pollution
• Apex court remits Fahmi's 'clown face' case to Sessions Court
• 'Millions from Najib': PAS wants Ambiga to break silence, apologise
• Minister dares Ambiga to reveal sources, but is certain she won't
• MCA president to battle the odds in Bentong
• BNM: International reserves as at end-Sept remains usable
• DPM: Rela members offered bribe by 'Datuk Seri' must report to MACC
• Facebook: E-commerce has grown by 47pct from 2015
• COA upholds High Court decision on five UM students
• PM rubbishes claim of 300k stateless Indians
• Gov't mulls law to allow house sale ads
• Probe MACC chief's alleged affair, lawmaker tells Ali Hamsa
• Report: At least 200 N Koreans killed in tunnel collapse at nuclear test site
• Budget 2018 healthcare promises do not stand up to scrutiny
• Dr M says there's Plan B in event of ROS red light
• MCA in denial over their role in suppressing human rights
• Police probe on 1MDB still lacking evidence, says Apandi
• Zakir Naik on Malaysian gov't radar, says DPM
• Dr M: It was all about Trump, Najib didn’t care about Rohingya
• Home Minister: Gov't won't just ban events because of protests
• Apandi: I'm still waiting for your apology, Raja Petra
• 'It's you who must repent' - Dr M returns 'divine fire' to 'sinner' Hadi
• Budget 2018 is for Najib, not the rakyat
• Tg Bungah rep courted by other parties
• New Bukit Kayu Hitam toll plaza will operate till year end
• DBKL probes development project over Monday's flash floods
• Zahid: Private sector must uphold Bahasa Malaysia
• Young father jailed a month after rioting in police station
• Sept inflation increases to 4.3 pct from 3.7 pct in Aug
• MCA ready to overcome setbacks in GE14
• Army voters at uncompleted and terminated camps raise GE14 concerns
• KR1M 2.0 to sell about 100 products, including branded items
• MOF: Budget 2018 addresses over 80pct of people's concerns
• Drugs law amendments based on judges' experiences, says Apandi
• 'Giant closures nothing to do with state of the economy'
• Harapan to go 'shark'-hunting for 100 days, Dr M vows to harpoon MO1
• MCMC meets service providers over alleged sale of consumer data
• S’pore files rebuttal in Batu Puteh dispute
• PAS continues to press Ambiga on RM90mil claim
• Opera on the go
• Russia: No allegations against us in case against ex-Trump aides
• Fertility rate in M'sia in 2016, the lowest since 1963
• Iraqi troops gaining ground at Kurdish-held frontier
• FGV appoints two new independent non-exec directors
• Rela members lodge report over bribe offer from 'Datuk Seri'
• Woman receives citizenship after 20-year wait
• Increase number of women reps to 30pct, MPs urge
• Be proud of the nation's achievement, says Salleh
• Pahang princess impersonator jailed for laundering RM2mil
• Five Bangladeshi men held over case of woman prostituting daughters
• Nur Dhabitah, Danial crowned FT best sportswoman, sportsman
• Cops lack evidence in 1MDB probe; PAS piles pressure on Ambiga
• So Pastor Koh’s abductors apparently good actors
• Eight dead in truck attack on Manhattan bike path; suspect arrested