Archive - 2 November 2017

• Beauty is not skin deep
• PM, you can always debate the ‘purveyor of fake news’
• TN50: The future of my country, Malaysia, in 2050
• Our problem is not the sharks but the rodents
• Alleged MIC child sex offender must face the law
• DAP accepts MCA's dare on Chinese education report card
• New York attack suspect charged with providing support to IS
• Appellate court's move to hear redelineation case questioned
• TPPA talks without US near final stretch ahead of Apec
• UN: Over 30 journalists killed in targeted attacks this year
• New York cop hailed as 'humble hero' for stopping attacker
• UK minister Michael Fallon resigns in wake of harassment allegation
• IS will ‘endure forever’, says NY attack suspect in a note
• The need to transform our drug policies
• Bomb attack against oil tanker leaves 15 dead in Afghan town
• Why didn't Apandi ask Swiss and DOJ for help?
• A tale of two budgets
• Papagomo given until Dec 4 to pay Anwar
• Ku Nan blames rain, development projects for KL flash floods
• Harapan’s alternative budget: Responding to the critiques
• Finally Dr M acknowledges torture, now he must be accountable
• PAS veep expects Amanah to vanish after GE14
• 'Sex predator': Man claims to have 60 audio clips, reveals 3-week sting
• Security withdrawal for Dr M is more than just unfair
• Why minimum wage of RM1.5k is good for the economy
• Video: 'Sex for favours' accused given 'special treatment' at MIC HQ
• Penangites get 'I Love Penang' card in 2018 Budget
• Let's have a thosai and chutney national costume, please
• BN falls short on affordable housing, minister blames S'gor gov't
• 'Sex for favours': Accused faces axe from teaching profession if guilty
• Was Malaysia a police state in Oct 1987?
• What are the youth saying about GE14?
• Hindraf’s demand goes unanswered in Pakatan budget
• Survey: One in five Indonesian students support Islamic caliphate
• Hardline preacher finds refuge in Malaysia as politicised Islam grows
• Suhakam inquiry zooms in on investigation diary
• Rosmah: I have no budget, but groups always ask me for funds
• Penang budget allocates RM10m for hillslope protection
• Royal rebuke for Dr M over 'Bugis pirate' jibe, council wants sedition probe
• PAS should focus on Clare's allegations, not Ambiga
• Gov't to reimburse two highway concessionaires for toll abolishment
• Minister: Arab quartet has no issue with Qatar emir's visit
• MOF: Irwan did not say laziness led M'sians to end up in poverty
• Man charged with stabbing Umno leader sent for mental observation
• Putrajaya tops list of citizenship applications
• Fariz Musa given discharge in Kita Lawan rally case
• AirAsia to MAVCOM: Review KLIA, KLIA2's differences before standardising PSC
• Johari: Reduction in personal income tax to cost gov't RM1.3b in losses
• Ambiga must take responsibility for info on S'wak Report, Zahid says
• Moody's raises red flags over Budget 2018
• Ambiga: Critics seeking to persecute me in M'sia over UK suit
• Suu Kyi visits Rakhine, calls for a stop in 'quarrel'
• Four suspects in Pastor Koh's abduction released, Suhakam told
• Tears flow at missing pastor's birthday 'celebration'
• Penang BN rips CM for ‘populist, senseless’ state budget
• Gov't debt recorded at RM685.1b, says MOF
• Penang tries to outdo Putrajaya on bonuses
• Cop probing Pastor Koh's case accuses family of being 'uncooperative'
• Focus on Clare's more serious allegations, says Ambiga
• Clare claims slain DPP gave her alleged draft charge sheet on Najib
• Cops to probe Perak rep over attack on woman
• Oktoberfest among five motions BN will table in S'gor assembly
• TMJ rips into Kedah Umno, tells Youth wing to watch their tongues
• Selangor sultan misunderstood Dr M, Syed Saddiq says
• Nik Amar: Nik Aziz wanted someone with 'eggs' as Kelantan MB
• 'Apandi, go to DOJ website and you’ll find a ton of evidence'