Archive - 29 May 2019

• Yoursay: Why did it take so long to remove lawyer from Adib inquest?
• Why Japan holds the key in Asia, not China
• Australia's 'Egg boy' donates nearly A$100k to Christchurch attack victims
• Yoursay: Death penalty debate – a law without heart has no grandeur
• Day 20: 'Najib asking to expedite loan separate issue from reduced SRC loan'
• PSD mulls barring civil servants from holding political posts
• China not seeking 'sphere of influence' in Pacific, Xi says
• Israeli PM Netanyahu could face election rematch
• MIC quietly reinventing, needs to play 'check and balance' role
• Two dead as knife-wielding man slashes schoolgirls at bus stop in Japan
• The globalised problem of illegal plastic waste
• Let's emulate the tree planting programme of the Philippines
• Don't delay the waste-to-energy initiative
• DAP, why come after MCA instead of the Harapan cabinet?
• Keep religion out of education system
• Nga dismisses criticism over new school block named after him
• Waytha acknowledges activist's frustration, promises action
• More the merrier for Malay parties - Ibrahim Ali
• China ready to hit back at US with rare earths
• Witness: Najib didn’t ask to lodge MACC report on RM42m transfer
• 'Datuk Seri' caught on camera punching restaurant owner over FB row
• Why the US-China trade war?
• 'Probe Najib for activities detrimental to parliamentary democracy'
• Longhouse residents urge PM to ensure Taman Rimba Kiara project proceeds
• High Court cancels arrest warrant against ex-spy chief Hasanah
• Maths and Science in English for Year One pupils in S'wak next year
• Worker rues 'ill-treatment', Penang council says otherwise
• 'Najib so shocked he axed AG and DPM' - lawyer on witness' remarks
• FGV Holdings looks to cut reliance on palm oil
• Malaysia is not a currency manipulator - Bank Negara
• Revenue transfer to states gives meaning to shared prosperity
• Storm over school block: PSM tells Nga to learn from Dr M
• Australian high commissioner should not be Lynas' mouthpiece
• Islam and politics inseparable - Kelantan exco member
• Sabotage not due to political reasons
• Accusing AG of interference, opposition wants RCI into Adib's death
• Penang seeking to capitalise on US-China trade war
• Adib's death: 'Opposition would do same for Maniam or Ah Seng'
• Sedition probe against Women’s March organisers dropped
• 'Private entities' will fully fund third national car project, says PM
• Electoral system change will benefit Umno, PAS: analyst
• Brawl caught on cam: It was self-defence, claims 'Datuk Seri'
• FGV hoping to complete Trurich Resources sale by end-September
• Zahid not interfering in Umno while on leave, assures Ismail Sabri
• Revisit the Parliamentary Interfaith Commission to foster interfaith dialogue
• Indonesian rallies coordinated to cause chaos, says Jokowi's chief of staff
• Suaram cries police intimidation after blowing whistle on alleged torture
• Gaps in testimony lead to poser over Najib-KWAP meeting
• Store drops books over author's call to kill 'Malay traitors'
• Amid matriculation focus, Maszlee says teachers' institutes need high achievers too
• Perak Harapan to present name of new exco to sultan
• Malaysiakini's GE14 coverage wins Sopa breaking news award
• S'gor DOE claims officers 'monitored' when inspecting illegal factories
• Najib 'shocked' by money in account, and 9 things that happened yesterday
• MIC in urgent need of rebranding
• Ditching Jeyakumar in Sg Siput a mistake
• Fighting terrorism before it strikes