Archive - 17 January 2019

• Goldman Sachs CEO apologises to the people of Malaysia
• Yoursay: Can, or will, Harapan leaders take on religious extremists?
• Does Malaysia need hate speech laws?
• May survives no-confidence vote, vows to end Brexit stalemate
• US sees Palestinian state on most of West Bank, some of East Jerusalem: Israeli TV
• Kenya hotel siege over, militants and at least 21 victims dead
• Kit Siang: 'Roti canai' roads proof Najib failed Cameron Orang Asli
• Bar Council must intervene in Sangeet's case against CJ
• Altantuya's family wants police statements on murder probe made public
• May's Brexit next steps: A new approach and will it work?
• New job of US vice president's wife sparks LGBT furore
• 'Cross' debacle: Penang DCM urges developers to be more ethical
• Perak MACC detains three civil servants, supplier
• M'sia to double palm oil use in biodiesel by 2020 - minister
• China brushes off global outrage over death sentence for Canadian
• Court wants CJ to reply to challenge by Karpal's daughter
• Mahathir, Macky Sall hold talks in Dakar
• PAS to make way for BN in Semenyih
• Is Dr M still championing racism and patronage?
• Refrain from airing grievances publicly, ex-Spad employees urged
• Forest City affordable housing: Ministry awaits developer's plan
• BRT expert sweet-talking Penang into installing bus system?
• Anger over firefighter's death - PAS' fortress poised to turn blue
• The 32 agencies under the Economic Affairs Ministry's purview
• Penang exco orders City Hall to probe building lit with a cross
• 'BN's in my heart', Ramli declares amidst party-jumping speculation
• MB: We have ways to prevent Ramli from jumping ship
• Day 6: Anwar says ministers at campaign 'adhering to election rules'
• Dr M to hit campaign trail, Guan Eng says 'harapan' on him to boost support
• Mujahid: Don't sensationalise Penang cross issue
• 12 held over RM23 million Paip projects released on bail
• NACP will pack more punch in reducing corruption - Abu Kassim
• Goldman should take responsibility for failing to protect 1MDB's interests - Najib
• Appellate court upholds 'lawyer defrauded Orang Asli' decision
• Acting Agong grants audience to Kit Siang
• M'sia plans to expand to new palm oil markets
• Bersih sees red over Guan Eng playing 'patronage' card
• Time to update laws on electoral expenses and political financing
• After 12 years, Altantuya's father to testify in RM100m suit
• Minister welcomes Umno Youth's move to monitor prices
• Prosecution objects 'vigorously' to Najib's bid to delay SRC trial
• Article not a fair representation of Cendana
• Laundrette cat killing: Taxi driver jailed
• Gov't considering curfew for teens below 18 to prevent drug abuse
• Nik Aziz and the missing cross
• Specify when TOL issues will be settled, DAP reps tell Pahang MB
• Pregnant woman lodges police report over husband's death in custody
• BN can win Cameron with 3,000 majority, says Tajuddin
• EC lodges police report over viral image of Cameron ballot papers
• Goldman CEO apologises to M'sians; Harapan stands a chance to take Cameron, says BN source
• Tajuddin: Umno can win GE15 by working with PAS, NGOs
• Guan Eng: Felda settlers to get answers on late payments
• Yoursay: Political will and courage needed to turn tide of bigotry