Archive - 19 August 2019

• Protecting Singapore from rising sea levels could cost S$100b
• 'Before taking your life, they will take everything else away'
• Five strategic underpinnings of the Malaysian economy
• Ex-IGP joins chorus calling for Zakir Naik to be deported
• MCMC hotline safeguards not a hate speech 'free-for-all' - Kit Siang
• India reimposes some curbs in Kashmir as stone-throwing spreads
• Will the IPCMC bill bring about much needed reforms?
• Day 54: Najib didn’t deny his signature was on documents in MACC probe: witness
• Chinese embassy tells Canada to stop meddling in HK affairs
• M'sia reaches ‘understanding’ with S'pore on RTS Link
• Zakir Naik to resume giving statement to police today - CID chief
• Iceland unveils memorial plaque for lost glacier
• Report: Mahathir urges UK to 'break with Europe' on palm oil
• More doors close on Zakir Naik
• Perak police resubmit investigation papers on rape case involving exco member
• RHB: Downside risks to economy not significant, no recession in sight
• Brunei sultan confers country's highest award on king
• Trump 'not ready' for China trade deal, dismisses recession fears
• Southeast Asia stocks gain as global stimulus hopes lift risk sentiment
• My Chinese grandmother was as M'sian as I am – Permaisuri Johor
• Civil servants, youth make up half of graft detainees - MACC chief
• River of Life - a vanity project that fails to measure up
• Apologise and pay, Zakir slaps four more with notices of demand
• Thai official dismisses Muslim insurgent demand on detainees
• Indonesia protesters torch town hall in Papua over student detentions
• Pahang says no application yet from Lynas on disposal facility site
• 'Quit sensationalising MACC deputy chief's health, work status'
• Guan Eng uses failure to close down Lynas to expose 'DAP kingmaker' lies
• Rosmah seeks RM500,000 security costs from Lebanese jeweller
• Report: MAS gets another RM300m from Khazanah
• FGV: Most allegations made by NGO coalition have been rectified
• Penang exco members declare assets voluntarily since 2011
• Congratulations, winners of LoveMYPalmOil90!
• Return of islands to Sabah among eight items decided by MA63 committee
• Utusan staff, ex-staff picket to demand 3 months outstanding salaries
• Zakir’s PR status a human right acknowledged around the world - PAS
• Utusan Malaysia to cease printing Wednesday, staff told
• Follow experts' views and stop criticising Lynas, says minister
• Umno politicians 'helped by Utusan' betrayed staff - MTUC
• Man jailed one week for trespassing into Najib's mother's home
• Malays have conceded too much to 'racists', minister reiterates stand
• Britain's Prince Andrew denies any involvement in Epstein sex scandal
• KJ ticks off protesters for giving a vulgar twist to DAP rep's name
• Deputy minister nudges AG to decide on rape case against DAP colleague
• Tycoon quizzed by cops for more than two hours
• Zakir Naik in Bukit Aman past midnight
• Perak exco receives death threat
• 'Wilayahku' portal launched to address fake news
• Yeo respects dissenting voices amid Lynas brickbats against Putrajaya
• Cops nab man over 'readying parang for infidels' FB post
• S'wak outlines plan of action to tackle drought
• Najib blames Utusan's woes on Harapan freezing Umno funds
• Utusan faces possible delisting from Bursa Malaysia
• Zakir strikes back with defamation suits, and 8 news from yesterday
• Fuziah's 'Lynas disposal in Ampang' not helpful, says Zuraida's aide
• Ministry to install 10,000 LED lights in villages by 2020
• Malaysian author Zen Cho wins Hugo Award
• UK's Johnson tells Germany and France: do a Brexit deal
• Day 55: Defence needs another day and a half for cross-examination
• Time for the government to set up dedicated jungle rescue squad
• More than RM600m worth of drugs seized in Kuala S'gor raid
• Yoursay: PAS, the days of ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ are gone