Archive - 14 August 2019

• Yoursay: DAP digs own grave by appeasing Mahathir
• Air quality in Miri remains hazardous
• Saudi woman activist rejects release deal tied to denying torture: family
• ‘Watch your words, do your job' - Santiago tells Maszlee in latest salvo
• Liew: Finding common values key to fostering harmony
• Celebrating 200 years of Chinese education
• MCA: Dong Zong mislabelled ‘racist’, DAP's Teo must answer
• Mahathir out of line with 'Dong Zong racist' claim - Gerakan
• LA Opera to investigate sexual misconduct accusations against Placido Domingo
• Mahathir the pied piper of 'new' Malaysia’s destruction
• Liu: Beware of 'creeping Mahathirism'
• Sabah's economic development continues to disappoint
• Tun, if Dong Zong is racist, what is Zakir Naik?
• Minister: Malays compromised too much with 'racists', time to rise up
• China denies Hong Kong port visit for US Navy ships
• Pathologists from KL conduct autopsy on body of Nora Anne
• Military personnel are not cheap labour
• Twenty-two states sue Trump administration over carbon rule replacement
• 'I rarely agree with Dr M, but this time I do’ - Umno VP on 'racist' Dong Zong
• Chinese state media urge action, voice support for Hong Kong police after overnight clashes
• Stop Harapan from becoming another lost hope
• Santiago to Dr M: We are all equal Malaysian citizens
• Malacca DAP reps want retraction, say Dr M's attack turned khat issue racial
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• Respect, reserve and restraint needed
• Rais Yatim backs Zakir Naik's extradition to India
• I was misquoted on Hindu M'sian 'loyalty', says Zakir
• Zakir: You want me to leave, then ask the 'old guests' Chinese to go back too
• Amanah takes middle ground on Zakir Naik brouhaha
• PAS MP wants Kula to withdraw ‘personal opinion’ on Zakir Naik
• AG to decide on need for inquest into Nora Anne's death - Lawyer
• DAP, PKR ministers informed cabinet they want Zakir out, PM to decide
• Waytha calls for Indian community to remain calm over Zakir
• Three MPs who crossed to Bersatu sued by Umno for breach of trust
• China says protesters like 'terrorists', airport reopens
• Air quality in Miri remains at hazardous level as of noon today
• Malaysia keeps September crude palm oil export duty at zero percent
• Nora Anne's family expects thorough probe in Malaysia -lawyer
• Gamuda founder under fire for comments against armed forces
• Zakir Naik has to go before it’s too late
• Hong Kong unrest may offer business opportunities for Penang, says Chow
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• Gov't ordered to pay additional RM500k in damages to The Edge
• K'tan PAS says not out for political gain by hosting Zakir Naik
• Court sets Sept 17 to hear request to transfer Zahid's corruption case
• High Court orders sinseh to stand trial for sending wife threatening SMS
• Carry on! National laureates urge gov’t to forge ahead with khat
• Fearing Harapan breakup, PKR lawmaker wants Dr M to go
• Accused New Zealand gunman's letter from jail circulates online
• Chinese youth group condemns Mahathir's ‘racist’ remark
• K'tan exco: Mandarin taught in religious schools, doesn't affect their religion
• Too many agencies, Span moots one federal authority to solve water woes
• Norway mosque shooting suspect appears in court with wounded face
• Man arrested for threatening woman in road rage incident
• Criticism mounts of NZ mosque shooting response
• Japanese condom maker to invest another RM101m in Perak
• 'Enough is enough' - Syed Saddiq backs calls to deport Zakir
• Nora Anne autopsy to be completed by 8pm today - Police
• Mainland fisherfolk protest against seashore reclamation project
• Zakir Naik has compounded his abuse of Malaysia’s hospitality
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• Moderation needed amid inflammatory issues
• Bersatu man: Changing PM not solution, collective de-escalation needed
• Nine-year-old girl suffers spinal injuries after abuse by schoolmates
• Khat lessons subject to PTA approval, to be referred as 'Jawi lessons'
• Tycoon apologises for remarks on armed forces
• Thailand orders arrests of four more suspects in Bangkok blasts
• Police: Nora Anne autopsy not completed yet
• Federal, S'gor gov'ts to provide allocations to repair houses damaged in storm
• Son hopes mom who went missing while kayaking still alive
• M'sian driver who caused five deaths in Songkhla had no valid licence
• Renewed calls to deport Zakir Naik, and 9 news from yesterday
• Islam does not break families apart
• The resolve of Lim Kit Siang
• Harapan, don't bring your problems to Sarawak
• Racist rhetoric a sorry, sad distraction
• Unite Malaysia, unite!
• Zakir Naik is breaking the law
• Bahasa Malaysia is part of the Malaysian identity
• Thrice is he armed that hath his quarrel just
• HK protesters offer apologies, China doubles down after airport clash
• With 78 days to Brexit, British Parliament ready to take on PM
• China asks for UN Security Council to discuss Kashmir this week
• Russia flies nuclear-capable bombers to region facing Alaska
• France opens criminal probe into death of Nora Anne
• Yoursay: Unbecoming of Dr M to answer suggestions with sarcasm