Archive - 25 November 2017

• No one is free from religion in Malaysia
• BN's loss baffles ex-MB; PKR leaders upset over flood aid
• Freedom of religion includes freedom of no religion, argue lawyers
• Yoursay: National identity doesn’t justify quashing English schools
• N Korea replaces soldiers after defector's border dash
• Johor Malay opposition leaders ready to sit down with Umno
• Putrajaya cannot trample human rights just to please foreign powers
• Apatheism beats atheism
• Panic on London's Oxford Street after reports of shooting
• PM horrified by terrorist attack on Al Rawda mosque
• Application for BR1M 2018 opens on Monday
• Atheism is not 'unconstitutional' in Malaysia
• MyDaftar chief chided as federal gov't 'apologist'
• MP questions alleged lack of open tender for new English textbooks
• A clarion call for all Malaysians to save the nation
• Edra power poised to raise RM5.28b for Malacca plant
• Hindraf's 10th anniversary an opportune moment to rethink its role
• Selangor Umno wants to be back in driver’s seat
• PAS rep questions Jamal's presence at school
• JKP CEO under MACC and internal probes, says Zainal
• DPM: Education policy should not change when minister changes
• Nazri: Motion to keep Umno top two uncontested to be tabled
• Ousted Zimbabwe finance minister in court to face corruption charges
• BN's infighting could cost it T'ganu, other states – analyst
• After group put on terror list, Hadi slams Gulf states as Zionist allies
• Probe on illegal Penang factory, FGV at final stage - Dzulkifli
• After sultan's call, Johor gov't looks to solve unsold luxury homes glut
• Prostitution sting uncovers RM13m - Mustafar Ali
• Ku Nan: I used to 'foya-foya' but God saved me to serve Umno
• Bar Council: 'Let judges decide on death penalty, not public prosecutor'
• Gunmen in Egypt mosque attack carried Islamic State flag, officials say