Archive - 12 November 2018

• From the judicial frontlines: An inside look at the death penalty
• PKR polls draws to a close; outrage over rape and abuse of nine-month-old baby
• Air India pilot grounded after failing breath tests
• MACC to file new charges against Rosmah, soon
• Street battles rage in Yemen's Hodeidah, civilians caught in crossfire
• Is it really over for Zaid Ibrahim?
• When accused, run off to Mecca
• Most big companies failing UN human rights test, ranking shows
• Mahathir to lead M'sian delegation at 33rd Asean Summit
• Australian woman charged with contaminating strawberries with needles
• S'wak PKR man hands 'incontrovertible' evidence of vote buying to MACC
• Guan Eng disagrees with Moody's downgrade of Petronas
• Guar Chempedak rep quits Umno, turns independent
• No room for 'butt exercises' in Bersatu, Ali Tinju's application rejected
• Shahidan claims trial to molesting teen, released on bail
• Tian Chua calls for unity, expects MPP to co-opt Rafizi
• Alibaba nets record US$30b in Singles' Day haul, but growth rate plunges
• Lim unaware of cabinet reshuffle plans, says colleagues doing well
• Ferocious winds whip California fires as death toll rises to 31
• S'pore calls for closer Asean, says multilateralism under threat
• Why Najib is the most interesting politician on Instagram
• Myanmar prepares for first Rohingya returnees, but UN warns against rushing
• Umno sec-gen admits having tough time as reps courted
• PKR polls just the latest in a series of disappointments
• Jho Low in China using an alias? Possible, says Guan Eng
• Wan Azizah: PKR polls not over, don't know why people celebrating
• Death penalty – DPM points to crimes beyond human imagination
• Ambrin Buang to be first witness in PAC's 1MDB probe
• No fare ceiling on domestic tickets during festive season for now
• PKR's reformist claim on thin ice, warns Ambiga
• Gov't to review quota on property ownership by foreigners - Zuraida
• Muddying the waters of the Icerd debate
• If 'soda tax' could reduce diabetes, why not?
• Lynas Advanced Materials Plant vs Asian Rare Earth Plant
• Lim brushes off allegations of cronyism over property crowdfunding project
• Khairy: Budget 2019 is for Malaysia, not just Kuala Lumpur
• PM hopes to maintain good relations with 'younger twin' S'pore
• Gov't appeal over Altantuya murder rescheduled
• Minister: Icerd an 'excellent unifying tool' for M'sians
• Cheaper groceries post-SST? Let's go shopping, Bung dares backbencher
• What happened to tax reforms you once championed - KJ asks Harapan
• Shut down Lynas plant immediately, Harapan gov't urged
• No WhatsApp group? Najib ribs Guan Eng, Pua over 'contradiction'
• Suhakam defends move to abolish death penalty
• I was resting my eyes – Guan Eng on Annuar's 'dozing' claim
• Fahmi Reza escapes jail term, fine reduced over Najib caricature
• “眼睛不适闭目休息”，冠英否认财案辩论时睡觉
• Zunar sues police, gov't for raiding his exhibition
• Quit as IIUM president now, Muhyiddin advises Maszlee
• PKR polls committee confident results will be out by this weekend
• Not wrong for Azmin to announce win - Zuraida
• Afif: PKR election process needs to be reviewed
• Maszlee finally confirms stepping down from IIUM soon
• Eatery owners object to smoking ban
• Surau, petrol station suffer damages in KL flash floods
• 12 died of rabies in Sarawak so far, says minister
• Guan Eng's son comes to father's defence over 'dozing' incident
• Khairy criticises the first Harapan budget; PKR sifts through polls aftermath
• Musa’s trial: Who’s who in the charge sheets
• Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man and other Marvel superheroes, dead at 95