Archive - 2 September 2019

• Saudi-led coalition bombs Yemen prison, more than 100 feared dead
• Why does PDRM think Zakir Naik belongs, but not Arif Komis
• West Texas gunman killed seven and wounded 22
• Kerk calls on Malacca gov't to act on Zakir Naik event
• More mixed seats for less racial campaigning - Saifuddin
• Solomon Islands eyes shift in diplomatic ties from Taiwan to China
• UK's Labour to do 'everything necessary' to stop no-deal Brexit
• Shocking! Leaders being reckless and jeopardising national unity
• Raising labour standards through purposeful consensus
• More witnesses to be summoned in KLIA systems outage probe
• Gov't to study proposal to increase retirement age
• M'sia to propose new water price mechanism to S'pore
• Lokman hands over sex video analysis report from UK to cops
• Hong Kong on edge after weekend of clashes, airport disruption
• Police awaiting further instructions on Zakir Naik probes
• NRD denies 'DAP registering ICs for Chinese nationals' claim
• A return to the cronyism complex
• Important to allow Umno to operate, Harapan MP tells gov't
• Malacca police greenlight Zakir Naik's appearance
• High tide phenomenon in Selangor under control
• Gov't to review suspension of road tax renewal in post offices
• Muslim-made products campaign is inclusive, claims PAS
• No need for reconciliation meeting, Saifuddin tells Azmin's faction
• Pahang regent calls on Muslims to unite despite political differences
• Mahathir arrives in Phnom Penh for three-day visit
• Indonesian police ban violent protests, separatism in Papua
• Maldives journalist murdered by Islamist militants - commission
• Gov't in final stages of identifying mechanism to control drug prices
• Japan to set up police unit to help defend disputed islets
• We do not condemn the religious beliefs of our friends
• Dong Zong, Koon Yew Kin, Papagomo cases to be referred to AG
• Hong Kong students boycott classes after weekend of violence
• 'We're just waiting our turn to present fuel subsidy paper to cabinet'
• Muslim-made product call: Takiyuddin should know 'serious' social effects - DAP MP
• Local firms urged to use 'Love My Palm Oil' logo
• Zuraida joins push for anti-racism, hate speech law
• Budget 2020: Will voices of Spinal Muscular Atrophy patients be heard?
• Finance Ministry to ensure RM43m SRC payment made to KWAP
• 24-hour water cuts in Seremban, PD, Rembau, Tampin and Jelebu tomorrow
• Mujahid: ‘Hate, enmity’ in one corner, ‘Islamophobia’ in the other
• We're wary and ready for any Abu Sayyaf threat, says Esscom commander
• Rafiq to proceed with Zakir event, says non-Muslims need not worry
• Cradle Fund CEO murder trial postponed
• Three China nationals deported over assault of immigration officers
• Dr M: Asean still relevant, should forge greater ties to face superpowers
• Ministry hopes land acquisition process for Highland Towers speeded up
• Puteri Umno former exco Norashikin passes away
• Integrated operation to put out Gelang Patah fire ends today
• DAP MP comes to Umno's defence, and 7 news from yesterday
• Maszlee sees Tamil film 'Raatchasi' as interpreting his aspirations
• Johnson threatens election ahead of Brexit battle in Parliament
• Yoursay: Kit Siang, fighters don’t quit easily
• High Court ruling against SIS is a cause for concern