Archive - 7 August 2019

• Body found in suitcase in KL
• Questions on the economy 20 years ago still unanswered: Economist
• Khat writing lesson involves tracing, copying activities - syllabus designer
• TNB loses RM3.2m in Kuantan to bitcoin miners
• Focus on more important issues than khat, Sabah minister tells Putrajaya
• ‘Too much bureaucracy’ hindering inclusion of corruption module in schools
• Authorities expand search area for Irish teen
• Apply rule of law across board for better economic climate - author
• China, Pakistan slam India's move to change Kashmir's special status
• Azeez's RM144.6m graft trial begins on Sept 25
• DAP leader denies claim Guan Eng ‘unhappy with members who whacked khat’
• Japan university confers honorary doctorate to PM
• 'Can’t force everyone to learn calligraphy' - Rafidah weighs in on khat
• Set clear transition date and plan - Bersih & Co tell PM in open letter
• Consensus? Educationist groups still want khat postponed
• Penang Bersatu Youth wants Ramasamy to quit over khat debate
• Police submitting forensic, medical reports on maid rape case today
• Science and technology can cut both ways: Mahathir
• Race and religion - Rafidah cautions gov't against bowing to narrow-minded groups
• Haze an embarrassment: Jokowi
• Bersih says 'can't just rely on trust' after PAC deputy promises to recuse self
• Najib again fails to disqualify Sri Ram in 1MDB cases
• Don't talk about transition, carry on working - Rafidah
• Postpone teaching khat until all concerns addressed
• US senators raise privacy concerns over Facebook's Messenger Kids
• Mitra’s RM5m funding for temple construction questioned
• Latheefa wants more qualified women in top MACC posts
• Many more priorities than 'flying car', says Rafidah
• Anti-baby dumping campaign - good start but not nearly enough
• Perak MB regrets 'cows-to-laptop' incident, leaves it to MACC
• Political storm brewing in Selangor over conversion bill?
• Improve BM in vernacular schools first
• Is LRT the best public transportation option for Penang?
• Daim has finally said it - now please do it!
• Minister to meet new European lawmakers on palm oil
• Family of student accepts his death in Sydney as fated
• Khat, silat and the fourth industrial revolution
• Deputy minister's ex-aide to be charged over upskirt video
• As potential time bomb ticks, S'gor MB to meet with Harapan leaders tomorrow
• Tourism Ministry sec-gen called in by MACC
• Nasi Lemak Melaka: Puchong's best kept secret?
• Tahfiz fire: Witness says CCTV footage not edited
• Dr M tells Bersatu leaders to work hard, focus on people's issues
• Kim says missile launches a warning to US, South Korea over drill - KCNA
• Hadi explains why he backs Iran's stance against US
• MIDF expects local contractors to benefit from ECRL by year-end
• 20 Nigerians plead not guilty to assaulting cops
• Sporadic protests as Indian Kashmir seethes under clampdown
• Rep says DAP will defend S'gor speaker against ouster attempts
• S'gor opposition upset at handling of unilateral conversion bill
• Body of Mara student in Sydney to be brought home next week
• Cops record statements from 20 on missing Irish teen
• Perak MB claims 'misunderstanding' over Orang Asli land denial
• IPCMC will not affect powers of police integrity department
• Najib: Sniper fired shots at my Pekan office in 2017
• Storm brewing over conversion bill, and 9 news from yesterday
• Neither Arabisation nor creeping Islamisation, just a khat-astrophe
• Pakistan expels Indian ambassador as Kashmir dispute escalates
• Apex court ruling would nullify S'gor unilateral conversion bill - lawyers
• Canada police find two bodies believed to be teen fugitives
• US says Japan, S Korea 'soul searching' needed over damaging row
• Jokowi visit to strengthen bilateral ties
• Niosh developing 'psychological first aid kit' for the workplace