Archive - 21 March 2019

• EU leaders meet on May's request to delay Brexit until June 30
• Yoursay: Will Streram’s humanitarian work help him win Rantau?
• US Senate panel to first grill FAA, then Boeing after fatal crashes
• Cent-GPS: Tax breaks, not quotas can solve discrimination in job market
• Malaysia willing to assist CFCM for benefit of French Muslims
• EU to discuss ways to limit Chinese influence
• NZ foreign minister to 'confront' Erdogan over mosque shooting comments
• Bullet-riddled NZ mosque to reopen for Friday prayers
• Mujahid calls for nationwide funeral prayers for Haziq tomorrow
• NZ bans semi-automatic, assault rifles after mass shooting
• With billions lost on illegal gambling, no wonder we became a kleptocracy
• Walk the talk on sustainability
• Malaysians, let's show some love for palm oil
• SRC case: Court allows only one of Najib’s four appeals
• Driver sets ablaze school bus in Italy, children flee unharmed
• Gov't doesn't have the capacity to bail out MAS - Azmin
• Proton to build assembly plant in Pakistan
• Private sector footing RM1.6b for Kulim airport - Azmin
• RM7.9b in GST and income tax refunds paid out, says minister
• Task force to be formed to monitor illegal Machang Bubok dumpsite
• DAP rep cites HIV cases in Kelantan to criticise cinema ban
• No bumi contractors eliminated from RAC projects, says minister
• Mujahid's 'Peace Solidarity March' might hit PAA snag
• Prosecution wants joint hearing for Rosmah, Rizal
• As long as Harapan leaders gleeful, Najib trolls after 'happiness' ranking plummets
• 'Why prolonged lockup for a PM critic, but just a day for Najib?'
• Bung slams Warisan rep 'tired' of parents asking her to find jobs for kids
• Adib's father says he couldn't bring himself to ask son about injuries
• Bar: Special court must not focus solely on past corruption cases
• Malaysia records increase in palm oil export, price
• Not right for GLCs to fund political parties: EC chair
• Report: Najib hired top Republican 'spin doctor', payment to law firm 'interrupted'
• Imam seeks to rebuild shattered sanctuary in Christchurch
• Gov't looking at making polluters pay for environmental cleanups
• Umno senator wants party to accept Indians face most discrimination
• Education minister: UEC task force final report in July
• Colour of clothes unrelated to discipline, says former S’gor speaker Yeoh
• Opposition lawmaker explains why he kissed PM's hands
• Minister: I am sure Najib's personal happiness ranking has plummeted
• Marijuana cultivation: MB does not see the pot-ential
• Let Tony Fernandes make MAS soar again, says DAP lawmaker
• Place national values as national interest
• Borders Thailand but Kelantan's HIV cases lower than S'gor – exco drubs DAP rep
• Cradle CEO murder – teens to know next week on bail bid
• Court strikes out Umno suit to reclaim RM116.7m impounded by police
• Bid to include judge's affidavit in Karpal sedition appeal dismissed
• Kiandee reminds 'friend' Bung of 'political statements' against defectors
• Harapan urged to step up countermeasures against racial politics
• Remains of Malaysian teenager laid to rest in New Zealand
• Gov't greenlights construction of two mosques in Ayer Hitam
• Help build inclusive racial narrative, media told
• UM mosque lodges police report over 'Bossku' event
• Negeri MB to golf club: Ban alcoholic drinks or I quit as president
• Subang airport to blame for fatal accident - Vincent Tan
• Guan Eng gives RM100k to three Chinese schools
• Najib hired 'spin doctor' last year, and 7 things that happened yesterday
• Johor Environment Dept officer faints after inhaling toxic fumes
• Agong presents appointment letters to three Malaysian envoys
• Ethiopia crash captain did not train on airline's MAX simulator