Archive - 24 July 2019

• Eighteen RTD officers to be charged in Penang
• Undi 18 and Malaysia's legacy of youth politics
• Family starts campaign to preserve and protect tigers
• Day 43: Court adjourned to Thursday as defence counsel falls sick
• Arrested Temiar villagers expected to be brought to court today
• Fratricidal warfare threatens our multiracial vision
• Majority controlling the narrative is part of the problem
• Scans show changes to brains of US embassy workers in Havana
• South Korea asks Japan to cancel plan to remove it from white list
• Trump sues to block US Congress from getting his NY tax returns
• Coroner concludes Adib's inquest, says enough evidence to deliver verdict
• Three Temiar villagers remanded for 2 days over blockade
• Japan's Tepco to decommission second, undamaged Fukushima nuclear plant - Report
• Gerakan Belia Gagasan 1Malaysia to contest 1MDB forfeiture suit
• AG denies filing affidavit saying Adib wasn't beaten up by mob
• China says US undermining global stability by selling arms to Taiwan
• Sex scandals: Najib points to Dr M's contradicting stand in 1998 and 2019
• Why Malays send their children to Chinese schools
• Syed Mokhtar enlarges stake in Utusan Group
• Positive impact of open tenders, zero-based budgeting on gov't finances
• Dr M on Turkey visit, will meet Erdogan
• Consumer Credit Act: Sooner is even better
• Court strikes out ex-Sabah CM's bid to stop judiciary RCI
• The case for setting up a Mental Health Institute
• Six RTD, Apad officers charged for taking bribes from lorry companies
• Hassan adamant on quitting as Johor PKR chief, admits to differences with palace
• PAS No 2 objects to decriminalisation of drug use
• Satellite images show Myanmar's 'minimal preparations' for Rohingya return
• Concerns about potential blanket ban on e-cigarettes
• Dewan Negara urged to follow Dewan Rakyat in bipartisan support for Undi 18
• Free calls to Befrienders helpline from Aug 1
• China warns of war in case of move toward Taiwan independence
• AG's Chambers to decide if Azmin needs to be arrested, says IGP
• Trade unions call for paid 98-day maternity, 7-day paternity leave
• Do our schoolchildren need to be educated on voting?
• Kojadi board's decision to suspend me unlawful
• SST revenue for 2019 projected to hit RM22 billion
• Ziana Zain to perform at launch of National Month
• Waste segregation awareness still too low, says deputy minister
• M'sian Football League plans to abolish chairperson's post
• Suaram: Look into police complicity in encroachment into Orang Asli land
• Peace talks in Southern Thailand stalled, says Pattani group
• Gov't ministries, agencies to provide allowance to interns
• M'sia's June consumer prices rise at fastest pace in over a year
• Cops don't nab the innocent, says Zuraida after Anwar's aide dares IGP
• 'Love Our Malaysia: A Clean Malaysia' theme for Merdeka, M'sia Day
• Umno to set up special fund to cover GE15 expenses
• Zuraida: Banks have final say on housing loans for PTPTN borrowers
• No ‘backdoor’ way - ministry clarifies meet with DAP reps over citizenship issue
• Police told me CCTV footage at Sandakan hotel deleted, claims Farhash
• Zahid: Umno will not cooperate with parties working with DAP
• Water supply in Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Langat fully restored
• Mahathir is Malaysia's most admired man - YouGov study
• Malaysia needs truthful, unbiased and balanced history to be taught in school
• New rent-to-own housing scheme in September - Zuraida
• PKR disciplinary board to contact Farhash over alleged Azmin slur
• Dewan Negara passes Youth Bill to lower age cap to 30
• Farhash claims cops told him CCTV footage deleted, and 8 news from yesterday
• Yoursay: How on earth can mining be 'sustainable'?
• Yoursay: Let the truth prevail with Adib inquest verdict
• After 14 years, finally a bill to set up the IPCMC
• Gua Musang and the Sound of Silence