Archive - 23 January 2019

• Yoursay: Harapan snatching defeat from the jaws of victory in Cameron
• Company insists permission granted for use of DPM's speech text
• Yoursay: Inexcusable for ex-CJ to make an error of facts
• British opposition leader pushes for new Brexit referendum
• Forgive Umno, Nik Aziz's son tells PAS members to emulate Hadi
• Indonesia backtracks on unconditional release of cleric linked to Bali bombing
• Day 12: PAS Youth chief urges Cameron voters to back Ramli
• 'Hadi for PM' - PAS chief cannot recall what Kit Siang remembers
• Car destroyed, Bruce Lee-style
• Report: CCM top gun's son hands files to MACC on RM500m project
• Penang Bridge crash: What justice entails
• Does DAP condone litigation against a farmer?
• 'Datuk' among three in remand for corruption, false claims of RM1.8m
• Cousin reaffirms seeing photo of Altantuya and 'DPM Razak' in Paris
• Harapan using gov't vehicle – Kit Siang passes the wheel to campaign director
• Deputy minister: Najib, BN had years in power to provide affordable homes
• Army corporal charged with sexual assault on daughter
• Ahead of SRC trial, Najib croons about his innocence
• Umno, PAS desperate for power: Raja Bahrin
• MCA wants deputy speaker probed over DPM speech bungle
• Tengku Adnan maintains not guilty plea to RM2m bribery charge
• I never met Altantuya! Najib accuses her cousin of lying
• Hadi has serious character flaw, unlike Nik Aziz - Kit Siang
• Isa Samad applies for documents on approval for condo purchase
• Minister orders probe into use of gov't vehicles for campaigning
• Public university asst director, admin asst in remand for corruption
• Gov't agency's unit head remanded over alleged false claims
• Cousin: Altantuya wanted money from Razak Baginda for unpaid work
• Wan Azizah claims Umno sec-gen misdiagnosed Dr M's heart
• Bridge crash: Family asks to stop sharing victim's picture
• Report on Senate reforms ready in March, says Yusmadi
• 9 months, still childless - Najib trolls gov't on manifesto non-deliveries
• Minister announces cancellation of Telom Dam project
• Let's discuss equal rights solutions, women's groups tell gov't
• Gov't mulls raising expat salary threshold to RM5k to protect locals
• S'gor MACC arrests ex-DAP rep over false claims
• CM reminds Gerakan that PDC not taken over by Putrajaya
• MCA activists badger Kit Siang on death penalty abolition
• Hadi: In the West, heads would roll over AG, CJ's 'twist'
• Perhaps a joget for Opening of Legal Year 2020?
• PM wants Malaysia to stop being seen as corrupt
• Nothing wrong with curfew for teens
• Trans community open to learning about Islam, not forced 'conversion'
• Immigration to probe alleged bullying of French researcher
• Hiring outsiders 'takes time', minister fills vacancies with party members
• Thailand to hold first general election since 2014 coup
• Umno Youth wants 'dancing pair' AG, CJ to break their silence
• Loke meets S'pore counterpart for third time on airspace dispute
• 'Claimed termination of CCCC not discussed in cabinet'
• Neither US nor China should see M'sia as its proxy - Chin Tong
• HK moves to make disrespecting Chinese national anthem a crime
• WSJ: Alleged 1MDB key player says being made scapegoat by UAE
• 'Kelantan will stop logging if it receives petroleum royalty'
• Kok seeks RM30m from PAS Youth leader over 'anti-Islam' claim
• Ultimately, the people will decide on next PM - Anwar
• Over 100 laws set for amendment or repeal, says law minister
• In last mile of Cameron race, candidates go all out to please voters
• Palestinian interests take priority - Saddiq on Israeli athlete ban
• Driver in Penang Bridge crash released on bail
• Both BN and PAS agreed on Cameron candidate, Khalil says
• French imports could be curbed if palm oil use restricted
• Umno wants explanation from ‘dancing pair’; Najib croons about his innocence
• 10 ways to increase incomes, raise living standards
• Hopes fade for football star Sala as rescuers suspend search