Archive - 17 September 2019

• Sarawak will always be in Malaysia - Abang Johari
• Yoursay: Why should gov’t help rich developers instead of rakyat?
• Haze: Hazardous API in S'wak, over 600 schools nationwide closed
• Yoursay: Zuraida, single religion townships don’t promote universal values
• New government, but same old police force
• Trump says he does not want war after attack on Saudi oil facilities
• UK Supreme Court hears cases that parliament suspension was illegal
• PM: Khazanah strayed from core businesses, needs to be reined in
• Stand up to Beijing, HK singer tells US lawmakers,companies
• South Indian leaders oppose the 'imposition' of Hindi language
• Now, third proof of evil in the Umno-PAS cooperation charter
• Dr M not against foreign ownership of beleaguered MAS
• RM1 lawsuit against Indonesia for the annual haze
• Public dialogue aimed at easing HK tensions to begin next week
• Thai 'Tiger Temple' blames gov't for deaths of rescued tigers
• M'sia to repel terrorist fighters by boosting border security
• Najib's stepson Riza makes an appearance at 1MDB trial
• Lip Eng files report against Ismail Sabri over DAP, halal cert remarks
• Hadi's hate speech not welcomed in S'wak, says DAP's Bidayuh leader
• Court allows Rosmah's bid to appoint an expert to inspect seized jewellery
• Anwar to Zuraida: Attend regular PKR meetings, coffee and tea served
• Dr M on Zakir Naik: We don't just throw problems out
• Indonesian environmentalists blast gov't for not being serious in putting out fires
• Pandikar apologises to 'last samurai' Anwar, Salleh Keruak backs him as PM
• Businessperson accused of bribing Ku Nan pleads guilty, fined RM1.5m
• No report on FGV's Indonesian subsidiaries involvement in open burnng
• Bono, Rosmah floated as trustees for 1MDB predecessor's foundation
• Freedom of expression is a bedrock of the Indonesian political system
• Bersih website under cyber attack
• M’sia 2nd largest importer of shark fins in the world - report
• Malaysia to benefit from oil price hike: Analysts
• Abu Kassim: Political funding law to be tabled in Oct
• 12 private schools closed because of the haze
• Hadi meets S'wak CM on unity and cooperation
• A political environment catering to one demographic only
• How 'Hutan Kita' can snowball into a mass movement to combat the haze
• Poignant speeches are sometimes meaningless
• RM78m allocated to rehabilitate 30 dilapidated schools in Sabah
• Khazanah sells Prince Court Medical Centre for RM1.02b
• test%203
• Movida bombers' 25 years jail upheld by appellate court
• Education has been our bone of contention for ages
• Selangor Syariah Court registers 24,063 divorce cases in 2017 and 2018
• DAP MP: Don't allow Pandikar, Salleh to worm their way into Harapan
• Rantau returning officer obtains stay of Court of Appeal's decision
• Indonesia raises minimum age for brides to end child marriage
• Malaysia fast-tracks investments to win trade-war business
• Pahang gov't, Shell M'sia ink MoU on forest conservation
• No reports on haze-related illness - Selangor MB
• I-Kad suspended temporarily due to technical issues
• 115 schools in Selangor to close tomorrow
• MMEA foils attempt to smuggle RM70,000 worth of syabu
• MA63: Anwar gives assurances to resolve issues when he becomes PM
• Businessperson in Ku Nan graft trial agrees to plea bargain, and 9 news from yesterday
• Experts weigh in to reimagine our national primary schools
• What do youths think about their new voting rights?