Archive - 6 November 2017

• Saudi swoop: 11 princes arrested, including 1MDB-linked Prince Turki
• 'PAS vs S'wak Report: Expect more dirt to surface'
• New leak shows Jho Low sought safe haven in Cayman Islands, BVI
• Harapan: Felda scandal important, but 1MDB is bigger
• Offshore trove exposes piggy banks of the wealthiest one percent
• Attacks on women now focus on Ambiga and Clare
• Texas gunman kills at least 26 worshipers at small-town church
• Najib feels the heat, Mahathir applies the pressure
• Putrajaya denies Penang warned late of heavy rainfall
• Cops' 1MDB investigation paper resubmitted to the AGC, says Zahid
• Kremlin-owned firms linked to major investments in Twitter and Facebook
• Najib's version of 'Nothing to Hide'
• Penang mega flood- gov't must act now
• There are too many express bus crashes
• BN, Harapan back emergency motion on flood crisis in Penang
• Sustainable development in Penang
• Shafie summoned by MACC again, says aide
• Putting aside the past, for the future
• Najib’s ‘kepala bapa kau’ remark is beyond the pale
• ECRL will only have one track, for now
• The enigma of Malaysia’s high household income growth
• Malaysia must release Anwar
• US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross benefits from ties to Putin’s inner circle
• DAP rep: Najib speaks with forked tongue yet again
• Discrimination in the hospitality and tourism sector
• Minister urges Penang to stop hillslope projects
• Court upholds dismissal of Anwar's NSC Act challenge
• MCA, DAP are equally inconsistent over Mahathir
• 'Only half of RM2.6b pledged spent on flood mitigation in Penang'
• Opposition asks for RM2,000 as compensation to flood victims
• 'Why the double standards in blocking websites, MCMC?'
• Veterans question status of four army camps and its voters
• 'Datuk Seri' in Rela case facing drug-related charges
• End of the road for Pua's challenge on travel ban
• No exemplary damages in Kugan’s custodial death case, court rules
• Report: Christ statue demolition put on hold
• Tg Bungah rep goes on hunger strike over floods and landslide
• PKR MP dares Husni to repeat sodomy remark
• No need for Lim to have called Zahid over flood relief, say army vets
• Amid alleged affair, Dzulkifli dodges question during his public reappearance
• DPM: No record of Jho Low changing his name
• Why are cases against Sarawak's illegal loggers thrown out?
• Not PM's duty to advise Agong to revoke CJ's appointment
• BN's motions on Oktoberfest, four others shot down by S'gor DUN
• Penang gov’t warns of ‘fake news’ over floods
• 'Dedak' vs 'ice cream' war erupts in S'gor DUN
• Ti's message for DAP leaders who graduated from MCA institutions...
• Gov't explains why MACC not probing 1MDB
• From panda to durian diplomacy
• Floods: Zahid impressed by cooperation rendered by all
• Appleby responds to Paradise Papers leak
• Even at 65, Rosmah is still an avid badminton player
• Bird's nest factory owner charged under immigration laws
• MCA suggests Chong volunteer in Penang to make amends for 'deity' jibe
• Penang bilal who opened surau doors to non-Muslims speaks up
• Kedah denies granting 'Datuk Seri' to man in Rela attack
• Tired of attacks, Umno wants Kedah MB to resign as football head
• Ambassador to Indonesia upset at Dr M's 'unapologetic' letter
• Prince Charles, Camilla arrive in Penang for one-day official visit
• On Anwar's 1,000th day in prison, supporters go marching in the night
• Police name four Jong-nam murder suspects
• Anwar's 1,000th day in prison
• Penang floods aftermath; Jho Low in Paradise Papers
• 159 children detained under Sosma and Poca
• Minister reveals 'sick' hospital projects behind schedule