Archive - 8 April 2019

• Rome Statute: The beans have been spilled
• US Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen resigns
• 10 workers killed after factory bus plunges into monsoon drain
• A rebuttal of the alleged academic presentation to rulers
• MACC findings on RM90m probe into PAS given to DPP - sources
• Australia's opposition Labor tipped to win May election
• Rohingya men don't agree with child marriages, says community worker
• Early voting in Rantau begins tomorrow
• Gnanaraja slapped with 68 counts of money laundering involving RM11.4m
• Tabung Haji denies mass withdrawals due to record-low dividends
• Malaysia, Indonesia send protest letter to EU on palm oil curbs
• In a constitutional monarchy, the constitution is supreme
• Sustainable palm oil: Bridging appreciation and commitment
• M’sia, S’pore mutually suspend implementation of overlapping port limits
• Maybe Anwar wants to be Umno president, quips Mat Hasan
• Gov't received over a thousand MySalam claims since January
• Rome Statute won't diminish our sovereignty or rulers' status
• Rome Statute: Patriot sees 'big picture', warns of move to undermine gov’t
• Mat Hasan: I was 'homeless' after GE14, not broke
• Minister's son to be charged with drug abuse, says Muhyiddin
• Sabah and Sarawak downgraded by their MPs in 1976
• A coup in M’sia? Nothing is impossible, says minister
• Activists march to Parliament to demand for IPCMC
• Ministry sees trade mission to US generating RM6.6b in investments
• Gov't to propose law to redevelop buildings without all owners' consent
• Malaysian government steps up efforts for the common good
• Karuna Nithi's brother joins march for IPCMC
• Revised National Automative Policy to be wheeled out later this year
• Gardener pleads guilty to insulting Agong on Facebook
• 37 Rohingya illegal immigrants detained
• India's Modi makes election vow to remove Kashmir's special rights
• Mahathir rues changed Umno, says party ‘has become PAS’
• Putrajaya tables new bill to impose departure levy
• VVIP's wife did not purchase pink diamond, deputy minister confirms
• Dr M: Gov't has reintroduced PPSMI without announcing it
• Vehicle transshipment in ports now exempted from APs
• Mujahid: Waiting period to perform hajj to be shortened
• Indonesian loses blasphemy appeal over mosque loudspeaker complaint
• Independent candidate Malarvizhi has no regrets contesting in Rantau
• Penang CM refutes report on green light for PIL1 and LRT projects
• Sugar tax will not involve drinks served at eateries - Dzulkefly
• PAC report on former Perak MB to be tabled in July
• Son's drug case: Mat Sabu leaves it to the law
• Urban redevelopment needs to be holistic
• Ministry denies report on marginalisation of Tamil language
• Students behind anti-Rome Statute leak start petition citing MH17
• Gerakan delivers paper model of Lynas factory for Wong Tack to burn
• Mahathir, Hsien Loong to meet at first retreat in Putrajaya
• Hands off academics behind Rome Statute paper, students warn gov't
• M'sia ready to handle southern Johor airspace, says Loke
• Two ex-soldiers found guilty of conspiring to promote terrorism
• M'sia, S'pore to draft supplementary agreement on RTS project
• M'sia-S'pore relations warming, and 9 other things that happened yesterday
• Kedah sultan didn't attend rulers' meeting on Rome Statute
• What are the real reasons for not ratifying the Rome Statute?