Archive - 12 July 2019

• Yoursay: Yes, MACC, orange is not the new black
• Syed Saddiq's day of madness
• Two main areas of focus to ensure media freedom - Gobind
• Patto's voice a reminder: Free speech shouldn't be curtailed in New M'sia
• Muhyiddin: Johor's stance on age limit will affect its youth movements
• Affirmative action a cheque with no stated amount, no deadline
• Johor DOE suspends Segamat factory's operating permit for pollution
• Sudan military council foils fresh coup attempt
• Gov't urged to appeal to S'pore before 'execution binge'
• Singapore's decade-low growth triggers recession warning
• Echo chambers - Fake news fact-checks hobbled by low reach, study shows
• Sedition charge: Wan Ji released from jail pending appeal
• Britain says it fended off Iranian attempt to block oil tanker
• Works Ministry studying Maju Holdings’ Plus takeover offer
• S'pore experts suggest establishment of Ageing Ministry
• Husam touts Anwar-Muhyiddin as country's top duo
• MP: Failure to refund GST is 'robbery' regardless what money used for
• MACC's 1MDB suits - Foundation seeks out of court settlement
• The Sedition Act should not be replaced in name only
• Guan Eng: RM925.1m in 1MDB funds recovered to date
• Exercise caution in comments over Wan Ji's case, says his lawyer
• Immigration DG confirms Nigerian PhD student died in custody
• Rejected for exec job at TNB because BMI 'too high', claims woman
• Activist: Would MOE allow a priest or pastor to give talks in schools?
• Malaysia emphasises Asean Centrality at meeting of defence ministers
• Indonesia looks east to expand Pacific diplomacy and trade
• S'pore cautions wealth managers on aggressively courting HK business
• Najib decries sale of Khazanah's Saudi power, water stake
• Nigerian student's death - University cancels classes after gathering tip-off
• Aide believes Mukhriz's 'not fixated on PM post' remark aimed at Anwar
• Waytha to pursue forced birth control probe, seeks meeting with Dzulkefly
• Family planning methods fully explained to women - minister
• Tajuddin succeeds in application to strike out suit by Tony Pua, Anthony Loke
• Failure to serve summons on Shahrizat's children, court sets new mention date
• Trump drops census citizenship question, vows to get data from gov't
• Cops: Lebanese jeweller may have overlooked 'missing' 40 items
• UNHCR to kick off global refugee campaign in Malaysia
• AG unaware of cross-appeal in Wan Ji case before enhanced sentence
• 'Azmin loves Haziq' and 'Azmin for PM' banners in Putrajaya
• We need to talk about our Orang Asli community
• Lawyer: Rewcastle-Brown refused to accept couriered letter of demand
• No new charges under Sedition Act since GE14, says Thomas
• Taiwan president in US after warning of threat from 'overseas forces'
• Vision Zero M'sia campaign must be addressed to employers as well
• Not one house will be demolished for PSR project, says Penang CM
• TNB denies discrimination, says BMI wasn’t reason for job rejection
• Three-month extension for e-hailing drivers to get PSV licences
• Is 'Undi 18' a wise step?
• Frozen account - court strikes out ex-spy chief's bid for access
• Let Wan Ji be the last unjust victim of Sedition Act
• Matta calls for more in-depth study on departure levy
• Bill does not make housing for workers compulsory, ministry says
• Families of MH17 victims left 'confused' by gov't stance on probe findings
• Negeri Sembilan to legalise use of encroached gov't land
• Plus highway deal: Cabinet members on opposite lanes?
• Commission for e-hailing firms capped at 20 percent
• Spotlight on Orang Asli birth control, and 10 news from yesterday
• MACC trawling for big fish in Sarawak
• Yoursay: Birth control for Orang Asli women – was there informed consent?