Archive - 26 November 2018

• Last two Johor's ex-Umno assemblypersons join Bersatu
• Political rhetoric about Sarawak, versus 14 key facts
• M'sia to host international anti-corruption award ceremony
• Violence as devotees scuffle over relocation of Seafield temple
• Russia seizes Ukrainian ships near annexed Crimea after firing on them
• Kit Siang wants Parliament to discipline Najib over 1MDB audit 'tampering'
• China heaps pressure on Taiwan president after election defeat
• M'sia bets on durian as China goes bananas for world's smelliest fruit
• Perak Bersatu Youth wants probe into claim on conspiracy to topple MB
• Farewell Rishi - The man with the biggest heart
• Seven men detained over Seafield temple chaos, several vehicles torched
• Rosmah seeks to get money-laundering cases transferred to High Court
• Bersatu spreads wing to S'wak, PM to attend launch
• Australian PM holds emergency meeting as election rout looms
• ‘Police’ calling you? Grill the caller, says CCID deputy director
• Opposition is like an 'ostrich' when it comes to 1MDB - Lim
• Johor PKR upset with Bersatu for recruiting ex-Umno reps
• NFC lawyer seeks postponement of Rafizi's appeal
• Guan Eng: Critics should question Utusan for revealing 1MDB audit tampering claim
• An Icerd post-mortem: What it meant to whom?
• Najib's ex-aide dismissed as Bank Rakyat chair with immediate effect
• Was Harapan coin sold illegally? asks KJ
• Icerd rally? Organise 'kenduri' and help needy instead, says Amanah vice-chair
• S'gor police chief: Heated exchange ignited temple riot, other races involved
• Probe Najib and associates for forgery and conspiracy, says lawyer
• Alleged tampering of 1MDB audit report serious if true, says Khairy
• MB: Don't make racist statements, stoke hatred over temple riot
• 'Intruders held temple chairperson, four others at knifepoint'
• Zambry refuses to testify before Perak PAC because it was a public hearing
• Temple fracas: Ministers chide police's 'Indian vs Indian' claim
• Rapid population growth led to cuts in water subsidy, says S'gor MB
• Developer denies instigating Seafield temple riot
• Don't use sin taxes to pay civil servants' wages, urges PAS rep
• Look at the man in the mirror, Hanipa tells Shafee
• CCID begins probe on 1MDB audit 'tampering' claim
• Federal Court gets its first female Indian judge
• Separate canteen: Maszlee says highlight positive, not just negative news
• SC's digital drive makes fintech accessible to M'sians
• Reliving the build-up to May 9 and the euphoria of that historic day
• DAP and its excuses for failing the ratification of Icerd
• Former auditor-general Ambrin Buang turns up at MACC, evades reporters
• MCA lodges reports over offensive image on social media
• We're watching – Cops warn bloggers, social media users over temple fracas
• UAE pardons British academic sentenced to life for spying
• Najib to Guan Eng: Enough with the '1MDB tai chi'
• It was not a racial clash - temple priest calls for calm
• CJ: Focus on delivering justice, not gaining promotions
• Report lodged against Subang Jaya police chief over temple fracas
• Umno Youth condemns temple clash, wants probe on 'hired thugs' claim
• What led to the temple fracas – DIGP reveals details of initial probe
• In sarcastic tone, Lim praises Ahmad Maslan for defending Najib
• Love, or loathe him – Rafizi lauds Najib's tech-savviness
• Sports attire: Leave athletes alone, Syed Saddiq tells T'ganu
• Developer's office attacked, vehicles smashed
• 17 detained over commotion at temple - IGP
• Seafield fracas: Cops arrived in 10 minutes, says deputy minister
• Unruly crowd not locals, former Seafield temple committee chief says
• Azis says Seafield riots 'too much', thanks cops for 'controlling situation'
• Yoursay: Harapan can’t wash its hands of Indira's case
• Seafield temple twice hit by violence; authorities probe 1MDB audit tampering claim
• Yoursay: Seafield temple violence in whose name?