Archive - 8 May 2019

• Yoursay: Guan Eng can’t pat himself on the back just yet
• Day 15: Shafee's request allowed, witness to bring more docs
• An open letter to Harapan government on its first anniversary
• Trump tax returns from 1985-94 show US$1b in losses: NYT
• Myanmar can start new chapter after freeing Reuters journalists: UK's Hunt
• The fears over new car tints are very revealing
• Singapore opposition echoes public calls to scrap proposed fake news law
• Big guns Najib and Mat Hasan to swoop into Sandakan
• Putrajaya, police file forfeiture suits against Najib and Rosmah
• Do something more on scams
• The Malaysia of our dreams
• No new Malaysia without new Malays
• Sabah sends 192 Filipino illegal immigrants back to their homeland
• 'Allah chose Sandakan voters to give warning to Harapan'
• It's time to be cautiously optimistic about the economy
• Rayer shows 'red card' to PBS over Liverpool analogy
• Palm oil is more commonly used than you may know
• OPR cut due to external factors: Research houses
• Umno's 'wear black tomorrow' call symbolises freedom under Harapan – activist
• A victory for Umno-PAS if PBS wins in Sandakan, says Kit Siang
• Council urges RTD, Miros to release car tint research to allay crime concerns
• No quid pro quo: Daim says palm oil trade not part of ECRL deal
• Instead of fighting EU on palm oil, Putrajaya should clean up S'wak: BMF
• ECRL: Daim claims Jho Low offered to help, spokesperson denies contact
• Harapan's problems are self-inflicted
• Rice – Group warns gov't against sowing 'pricier and less nutritious' seeds
• Witness: No obligation to inform Najib of red flags
• PAS-led K'tan snubs Husam's offer to negotiate on oil royalty
• RM1.5b recovered will pay for 1MDB's RM51b debt, interest: Guan Eng
• Human rights groups frustrated with Harapan's lack of progress
• Hindraf 2.0 gives Harapan a passing grade, barely
• Eve of defeat anniversary, Umno senator warns DAP may learn to appease Malays
• Penangites see hope, but view 'new Malaysia' with critical eye
• Anti-palm oil sentiments: Biased or valid?
• Witness: Low fence made crossing Thai-M'sia border easy
• Sandakan by-election campaign: police get 11 reports, open five investigations
• Najib: Cops returning my assets would prove I'm not corrupt
• One year of false hopes
• Application on joint hearing for Rosmah, Rizal fixed on May 24
• Najib to challenge forfeiture suits filed by gov't, police
• ROS greenlights Ibrahim Ali's Putra
• EC awaiting full report before acting on ‘army voters transfer’ claim
• Business community gives thumbs up to Harapan gov’t
• Witness testimony echoes Apandi's infamous chart
• Malaysia informs UN on withdrawal from Rome Statute
• Najib more than welcome in Sandakan
• Human rights group: Royals should stay out of gov’t policies
• PM to address nation on Harapan's anniversary tomorrow
• Dr M: Anwar will have free hand to do what's best for M'sia
• I like being told where I've gone wrong - Mahathir
• Penang PAS criticises Ramasamy's 'emotional' remarks on Kulim airport
• Daim: S'pore may be stalling for time on water spat
• 'Abstaining from Article 1(2) amendment vote, yet campaigning for Sandakan?'
• Thai election results show no clear winner, but junta party favoured
• Pakistan's ex-PM returns to jail after medical treatment
• M’sia respects Thai decision on Kra Canal project
• 'US expects every country to take back Islamic State fighters'
• M’sia issues protest note to Vietnam over repeated encroachments
• How do ministers, BN shadows rate their performance?
• Anwar to have free hand as PM, and 7 things that happened yesterday
• 'Some love me, some want me dead' - Dr M on bouquets and daggers
• 'We don't go around shouting it out, but we have many achievements'
• Mat Hasan: DAP leaders know Umno-PAS pact is disastrous for them
• Yoursay: Little joy greets Harapan government’s first anniversary
• Was it worth it? After a year, GE14 activists revisit their support
• Yoursay: Can Hamid Bador return the police to glory days?
• Singapore passes fake news law amid freedom-of-speech fears