Archive - 20 August 2019

• Zakir Naik apologises for hurt caused, says he's not a racist
• PTPTN issues advance financing warrants to 20,716 students
• Yoursay: DAP must continue to remain fiery and vocal
• Police ban Zakir Naik's public talks nationwide
• Pence urges China to respect Hong Kong laws amid protest
• Twitter, Facebook accuse China of using fake accounts to undermine HK protests
• Nuclear sensors in Russia went offline after mystery blast
• Kit Siang: If all feel threatened, who's doing the threatening?
• Hong Kong readies for further protests after huge, peaceful rally
• Construction of Air Itam-LCE Expressway bypass to be delayed
• Abolishing vernacular schools would be a 'policy nightmare', KJ says
• S'pore urged to drop bid to disbar death row prisoner's lawyer
• In retrial, El Salvador acquits woman accused of killing her stillborn child
• New UN envoy stresses importance of multilateralism
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• Ramasamy wants his day in court with Zakir Naik
• CM: Slow pace? Penang tunnel study now over 98pct complete
• Palm oil in the formulation of biscuit recipes
• Utusan shares falls steadily on possible de-listing from Bursa
• Country's first flying car 85 percent complete
• Police arrest suspected mosque arsonist in Padang Terap
• Sultan Nazrin: Don't hand country's future to racial, religious extremists
• British foreign office concerned about reports of staff detained in China
• Trump urges India, Pakistan to reduce tensions in call with leaders
• Fearing data privacy issues, Google cuts some Android phone data for wireless carriers
• Saddiq: Better to work in bike-sharing than becoming 'mat rempit'
• DAP MP wants gov't to help Utusan staff despite 'hurtful propaganda'
• Cops confirm investigation into journalist's sexual harassment claims
• 'Motorcycle ride-sharing will be studied if Saddiq convinces cabinet'
• Kadir: People also voted against royal interference in last GE
• Besieged Kashmiri neighborhood in test of wills with India
• Funding for women's sports to see 'exponential' rise next year
• Umno, PAS target 10k turnout to mark alliance after seven decades of enmity
• Penang local councils slam smart parking system firm for slipshod work
• Utusan woes a business problem; don't politicise it - Annuar
• Dong Zong wants Jawi content revealed, says PTA rule problematic
• Be moderate in respecting differences - Raja Perlis
• Communal undercurrents that thwart true cohesion
• Chided at youth event, Saddiq defends lowering age limit for youth organisations
• Zakir's apology cannot shield his PR status, MP tells authorities
• Proven versatile palm-based ingredients for different industries
• Cops arrest suspect in death threat on Perak exco
• Umno Youth chief claims slandered by Malaysiakini, but...
• Curriculum-mapping will aid civics education
• Cost of health treatment far exceeds excise duty for ciggies
• Man charged with posting insulting tweet on Nora Anne's death
• Utusan employees can seek help from Socso - Mahfuz
• Is the PM on marshy ground?
• Kelantan gov't fails to strike out Fed gov't suit on Orang Asli customary land
• Mufti firm on Zakir not being allowed to preach in Penang
• MP retracts 'Utusan's demise Harapan's greatest achievement' remark
• Screenshot all you want, I won’t stop writing
• Why did KJ mention Jesus Christ?
• MCA treasurer : We have no immediate plan to demolish, rebuild party headquarters
• Anwar: Room for improvement on Lynas terms, more talks needed
• The numerical dilemma posed by the IPCMC bill
• Trading on Utusan shares to end on Aug 28
• Utusan promises to pay staff 'maximum RM2,000' advance tonight
• S'gor Umno wants unilateral conversion bill tabled next sitting
• 'To err is human, to apologise is noble' – Lawyer asks M'sians to be gracious with Zakir
• Utusan won't cease operations, will increase prices instead
• Move on from racial sentiments and siege mentality, Anwar tells Redzuan
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• Indonesia sends more police to Papua to curb civil unrest
• Anwar hopes Utusan survives but says govt has no role to save it
• Utusan gets RM1.6m reprieve from Umno
• Wall under construction collapses, killing two Indonesian workers
• Five men nabbed for vandalising 18 cars in Perak
• Maqis needs additional 800 new personnel - Salahuddin
• Detained M'sian fishing boat released by Indonesian authorities
• Cops deny claim Nora Anne's family involved in teen's death
• Social media platforms also off limits to Zakir Naik - IGP
• Lifeline for Utusan, and 9 news from yesterday
• Zakir's supposed apology shows little remorse
• Bersatu man wants law applied equally on 'controversial issues'
• China, Indonesia, India behaving like colonial oppressors
• Apa lagi Cina mahu redux
• Anwar does not agree with Zakir Naik's approach to preaching
• EU rebuffs British PM Johnson's Brexit gambit
• No more warnings to all who incite racial issues, says police chief
• King's visit to Brunei reflects strong bilateral ties
• US will act if Iranian tanker tries to deliver oil to Syria: Pompeo