Archive - 26 August 2019

• Two days after release, ex-inmate arrested for snatch theft
• Who is it that is actually afflicted with 'political gangrene'?
• Minister labels groups 'bodoh sombong' for threatening school boycott
• Mujahid says special law needed to curb hate speech
• HK police arrest 36, youngest aged 12, after battles with protesters
• Plus acquisition: Maju's offer 'appears attractive'
• Dr M: I'm not alone and Harapan not falling apart
• M'sia mulls securing 'cheap' Samurai bond again
• PM: Reprieve for Lynas nothing to do with Japan
• Young man trapped in the past, Zaid schools Syed Saddiq
• MCA questions Penang's 'hard selling' on reclamation project
• Is it worth having Lynas in Malaysia?
• Malindo Air to get new boss
• We thought they were different, rues Ambiga
• Najib allowed to challenge Sri Ram's appointment as DPP
• 519 arrested for terrorism up to July: Muhyiddin
• M'sia votes against international bid to protect sharks, rays
• Vital issues in criminalising hate speech
• Muhyiddin: Even PRs who touch on racial sensitivities will face the law
• Gov't cannot sell Carcosa Seri Negara, says Tourism Ministry
• Zakir claims Ramasamy using him to boost waning popularity in DAP
• Excluding IGP from IPCMC purview possibly unconstitutional, Bar says
• Gov't to identify new tourism zones to attract investors
• Ikatan, Berjasa agree to join Umno-PAS in political cooperation
• Two major concerts brought forward to observe Maal Hijrah
• Red Shirts reps to deliver speeches at UN headquarters
• Indonesian president unveils site of new capital on Borneo island
• Hadi: PAS advised Zakir to focus on preaching, not politics
• 'Zakir meddling in politics' – Ramasamy to file report, Kit Siang shocked
• Kelantan denies opening ring for women fighters
• SIS takes Mujahid to task over child marriages
• Get cracking: Lynas scouts for rare earths plant to meet Malaysian demands
• Australian gov't to block online extremist content
• MACC calls for integrity unit in offices of MB, CM
• Apply for permits or face action, Pantai resort operators told
• Free breakfast for primary school kids starts in 2020
• School repairs in progress - Guan Eng rebuts S'wak CM who called him a liar
• Hafarizam money laundering case hearing from Oct 22
• Cops nab students during protest against training centre's management
• Report to MACC on delay of undersea tunnel study, Chow told
• PTAs stand by Vision School concept
• Minister dodges race-related poser, then reposts 'Chinese reporter' caption on FB
• Puspal: Concert time wasn't changed, only approved after appeal
• Thai military faces questions over death of suspect in troubled south
• M'sia hopes to pay for military equipment with palm oil
• Don't belittle sacrifices of armed forces, says Agong
• IRB goes after Najib's daughter for RM10.3m unpaid taxes
• Nilai being considered for ECRL station - MB
• MAHB not ruling out malicious intent as reason for system disruption
• Forest fire prompts closure of two schools in Johor
• Police reports lodged over claims of cover-up in Perak exco's case
• AATC claims PSM activist politicised dispute culminating in arrests
• Advance Aeronautics not involved in skills loan dispute
• 476 M'sian hajj pilgrims stranded in Jeddah since Saturday
• Teacher sentenced to 80 years jail for sex offences against students
• Concert organiser says normal to sell tickets before approval
• IRB goes after Najib's daughter and 10 news from yesterday
• Lawmakers too slow to tell PM the hard truths
• Day 58: Defence seeks action against contemptuous online article
• Stricter guidelines for Muslim child marriage are in force - Fuziah
• M'sian investors overseas can help country achieve developed status - PM
• Sarawak to ensure tourism business sustainable - Abang Johari
• Can Pakatan Harapan win the 15th General Election in 2023?
• Battered Hong Kong faces economic recession, existential crisis