Archive - 26 April 2019

• Yoursay: 10 pct for non-bumis in matriculation intake is way too low
• IGP: Two Sabah areas are now transit points for IS militants
• Yoursay: Hadi’s deliberate misreading of the constitution spells danger
• Sri Lanka revises death toll from attacks to 253, down by 100
• EU, UN launch joint project to prevent nuclear terrorism acts
• Goldman Sachs and other banks targeted by climate activists in London
• Matriculation: Boosting overall intake isn't right solution, says MIC
• DAP logo to be used in Sandakan by-election, says Shafie
• Sri Lankans urged to avoid mosques, churches amid fears of more attacks
• Leaders must be wary when using social media
• China's Xi says Belt and Road must be green, sustainable
• UK aid funds six global sexual exploitation, anti-slavery projects
• 'They blame me when it rains and when it doesn't' – AG on Rome Statute
• Mahathir meets Xi in joint pursuit of better relations
• Minister: 1.9m tonnes of palm oil exports to China will aid smallholders
• Parliament 'too powerful'? Speaker to slow down reforms to help MPs adapt
• All must unite to fight the scourge of terrorism
• After Rantau fiasco, Amanah warns against rogue candidates in Sandakan
• Mahathir expresses full support for China's Belt and Road initiative
• Gov’t mulls including ‘anti-racial discrimination’ to fair housing policy
• Don't 'run away', attend Rome Statute forum: Student activist dares academics
• Penang finances strong and stable - RM230mil revenue increase for 2018
• MACC obtains four-day remand for a Datuk Seri and her adviser
• Scaled-down Rimba Kiara project win-win solution - Minister
• Azis Jamman in stable condition after surgery
• Resign, Thomas, for letting us down terribly
• Bukit Aman running internal probe on seven Pekan cops arrested by MACC
• New Zealand cops red-faced as thief steals 11 guns from station
• Time to build new Penang gov't offices, state assembly building
• PBS names Linda Tsen for Sandakan, banks on ex-MP's experience for upset
• Calories and nutrition for world population
• Students evacuated as IMU receives bomb threat
• Love it, hate it, palm oil is used in many foods and non-food products
• Poll: PM sees massive dip in approval rating, down to 46pct
• New PTPTN repayment scheme soon to be ready for public comment
• Najib misled by wording of 7 SRC charges, says defence
• M'sia to get its first artificial intelligence park
• Debunking the common myths about palm oil
• Names of prospective IGP given to PM - Muhyiddin
• Stranded Malaysian climber gets dramatic helicopter rescue in Himalayas
• Water supply in affected areas almost fully restored
• Woman charged with abusing two girls with hot kitchen tongs
• Economic confidence in Harapan plummets, but voters willing to give time
• Survey finds Harapan saddled with unpopular policies
• Amid claims Dr M mulled quitting, Muhyiddin quips he 'berhenti' in China
• Home loan rejected? Complain to MOF - Guan Eng
• Sandakan by-election: EC reminds all to adhere to election ethics, laws
• BN not ready to accept Parti Cinta as member yet
• 'Influential person' offered Muhyiddin PM post after GE14, says aide
• Rubber smallholders in Sabah to receive RM600 each
• Sri Lankan police hunt 140 people linked to Easter bombings
• Insulting the king: gardener gets two months' jail
• CEO's widow willing to follow strict bail conditions - Shafee
• Muhyiddin's aide reveals 'truth' behind exco reshuffle to counter slander
• An open letter to Dr M
• Anwar says S'pore 'a great friend and neighbour'
• Mkini photog, CEO win at the MPI-Petronas Journalism Awards 2018
• Cracks in building force flat occupants to evacuate
• Sandakan by-election kicks off today with nomination day