Archive - 30 April 2019

• Superyacht Equanimity arrives in Singapore
• Yoursay: Soft spot for developers, too tough on homebuyers?
• Day 11: Bank officers authorised RM4b transfer from KWAP to SRC
• By-election: Nothing much PBS can do for Sandakan, says Bee Yin
• Japanese Emperor Akihito to abdicate after three decades on throne
• Sri Lanka on alert for 'another wave of attacks'
• Eminent speakers to analyse year since GE14 at IIUM seminar
• IS airs video purporting to be leader al-Baghdadi, vows more attacks
• 'Who's the deaf one?' - Perlis mufti tells Dr M to listen to Muslims' fears
• Wife, daughter of Sri Lanka bombings mastermind will survive blast: hospital
• EU Council extends arms embargo on Myanmar
• Spectre of extradition law spreads as HK bookseller flees to Taiwan
• Saving Tabung Haji caused me sleepless nights, but worth it - Mujahid
• Cross controversy: It was not done on purpose, says Jagdeep
• Call for senior citizens in S'gor to sign up for Smue
• Ramasamy: We expect swift action on the 867 police reports
• May Day not a ‘rest day’ for ministers, says Kula
• Former Agong's name used in Malacca land deal, claims Sime Darby
• Genting mulls growing 'premium player' business with Equanimity acquisition
• Crown prince apologised over Porsche 'mistake', claims Umno sec-gen
• Former aide of ex-minister remanded three days
• 'We own that, that’s on us’ - Goldman Sachs on 'criminal' Tim Leissner
• Habibul: Najib gave me RM2.5m to spend on political intelligence
• The Equanimity has a new name
• Malaysian LGBT activist accuses authorities of intimidation
• Harapan wasted a chance with matriculation issue
• Rome Statute forum at UiTM cancelled
• Prosecution seeks postponement of Najib's 1MDB trial
• PM expects rulers to decide on new CJ this week
• Azmin: ECRL needs to bring growth to East Coast
• Rulers are not above the law in Islam, says PAS president
• Dr M cites GE15 as real test, disagrees with Anwar on dwindling support
• Mazlan Bujang named Johor Bersatu chief
• Some civil servants think bribery less sinful than alcohol, says Dr M
• 'New palm oil MOU with China not extension of the old one'
• Has corruption among RTD personnel led to traffic deaths?
• Property developers urged to disclose housing project costs
• Gerakan: Bigger matriculation intake doesn't make it fairer
• Widow of PI Bala to cite Shafee, two others for contempt
• Matter of time before parents agree with scrapping exams - Maszlee
• Court allows forensic expert to be recalled in Adib inquest
• Say 'no' to monoculture plantations in forest reserves
• Senator clarifies 'drop religion in MyKad', apologises for 'embassy in Israel'
• Rule of law or rule by decree?
• A ruler who does not interfere will be respected: minister
• Common values should shape industrial relations
• MCMC carries out two raids over alleged insults to Islam
• Gov't looking to avoid 'white elephants' with Sports Facility Policy
• PIL1 - a plan with a greater purpose
• 'I held to my principles' - Mujahid denies U-turn claims
• Putting the 'radioactivity' of Lynas waste in perspective
• Johor Umno backs lowering voting age to 18
• Ministers to submit policy papers to PM at special cabinet meeting
• Venezuela's Guaido calls on troops to join him in uprising against Maduro
• Malaysia to strengthen defence cooperation with Iran
• Pan Borneo S'wak road alignments to be opened in July
• 580k illegal immigrants deported from Sabah since 1990
• Equanimity’s new name, and 9 things that happened yesterday
• Yoursay: ‘We should stand with Dr M to defend our constitution’
• Malaysia to dive back into tin mining, says Xavier
• Nails on the wall
• Preaching to the unconverted