Archive - 22 January 2019

• Yoursay: Will water tariff hike see reduction in consumption?
• M’sia committed to attract sustainable FDI from Chinese companies
• Day 11: Packed schedule ahead for Najib as polls near
• EC must act against Harapan's blatant abuse of the law and ethics
• PM May tries to tweak defeated Brexit plan, refuses to rule out no-deal
• Moves in place to court Bersatu into Sabah - report
• Report: BN had plans to drive out indebted Felda settlers
• Death toll from Mexico pipeline blast reaches 91, Pemex defends response
• Mahathir: Harapan not affected by infighting within component parties
• Democrat Kamala Harris jumps into 2020 White House race
• Body of slain journalist found in northwest Mexico
• In BN fortress, Amanah defends DAP against 'anti-Islam' charge
• Northern Ireland police respond to three security alerts, days after car bomb
• PKR MP gives Harapan gov't 'B+' for effort, performance
• Sudan freezes credentials of two journalists covering protests
• 'Death sentence possible under drugs law, even if judge unconvinced'
• Daim doesn't think China using Jho Low as ECRL bargaining chip
• Daim: I will continue to advise PM, gov't, as and when needed
• Israel ban: Jalur Gemilang flown high in Palestine stadiums
• Najib delaying trial, but graft easier to prove than sodomy - Kadir
• BN-PAS ties continue to blossom as they plan for Semenyih polls together
• Ex-press secretary's NST appointment is board's decision, says Daim
• KJ criticises Finance Ministry's 'politically motivated' tweet
• Putrajaya's injunction bid on Orang Asli land fixed on April 14
• A year on, father of teen who committed suicide seeks justice
• After years of neglect, simmering calls from Cameron's Orang Asli for change
• Daim cautions on rise of Chinese 5G tech
• Translator in Altantuya family's RM100m suit passes defence challenge
• Turkey planning international investigation into Khashoggi case - minister
• DPM's office says her name misused in speech on high-speed broadband
• Singapore student defends grilling Dr M at Oxford Union talk
• Plus proposes speed cameras on Penang Bridge
• Tan Kok Wai plays up dangers of Umno-PAS alliance in Cameron
• Permits for Cameron farmers just approval letters, claims DAP rep
• Why the 'monkey' vests for community service?
• Annuar claims Dr M 'secretly' wants BN to win in Cameron polls
• Gerakan to assess contesting in Semenyih by-election
• Penang water company slams MCA for objecting to proposed tariff hike
• After two charges, C4 highlights Ku Nan's role in another land deal
• MAHB, 3 airline companies join hands to promote M'sian palm oil
• Kit Siang: Ramli's ex-top cop post symbolises failure, not success
• We abolished the ISA, why not the Sedition Act?
• 1MDB thievery already stopped, now help rakyat - Rafizi to gov't
• SUV in Penang Bridge crash retrieved
• Child sex offence - second arrest warrant for ex-national athlete
• Rashid mulls legal action after DPM speech bungle
• International anti-graft fund named after Mahathir
• 'Dad I'm really scared' - Cardiff City player sends message before plane disappears
• Police: Body of Penang Bridge crash victim still intact
• No rush to find model to replace Bernas - Salahuddin
• Worker killed in Subang construction site collapse
• French researcher accuses KLIA2 Immigration officers of bullying
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• DPM's office claims name misused at function; Umno, PAS continue working together
• Amid palm oil dispute, Saifuddin urges deferral of Asean-EU partnership
• Maszlee: Happiness, love, mutual respect - keys to strengthen education system
• Not seditious to ask for abolition of Sedition Act
• Cameron Highlands polls will make or break Najib's political comeback