Archive - 3 October 2019

• Yoursay: Education Ministry should focus on education, not religion
• Yoursay: In multireligious M’sia, ‘Buy Muslim First’ is a regressive step
• Report: UEC panel aims to submit recommendations by end October
• Tanjung Piai by-election a historic opportunity for 18-year-olds
• Reinstate Najib as BN chair, says Umno Youth exco member
• Privacy group says tech giants not delivering on political ads pledges
• Penang DTCAM denies involvement in organising concert
• Investors keep their faith in Hong Kong markets despite protests
• Putin jokes about hacking US presidential election in 2020
• Sanders cancels US presidential campaign events after heart scare
• Greta Thunberg's UN speech fails to ‘excite’ Putin
• PM Johnson's final Brexit offer draws guarded welcome from EU
• Insecure lower-level leaders cause of transition polemics - Bersatu Youth exco
• In Saudi Arabia, criticism of Crown Prince grows after attack
• Gov't needs to introduce Equitable Opportunity Act - UKM chairperson
• Court rejects Pekan Umno's bid to stay RM700k forfeiture suit
• Troubles with Tesla's automated feature summon safety regulators
• PM open to studying GST comeback 'if that's what people want'
• Difficult to set succession date if work half done – Dr M fuels burning speculation
• HK protesters go on rampage to denounce police shooting of student
• Police report lodged against Najib for sharing 'fake' Nga posting
• Group to moot amendments to laws to better protect victims of modern slavery
• Twenty-one lawyers wanted for criminal breach of trust, cheating
• Umno supreme council member wants MCA to contest Tanjung Piai
• Tanjung Piai - a slippery slope for Harapan
• Hong Kong protesters rampage as police call for curfew
• Guided by past defeats, Harapan to discuss Tg Piai election strategy tomorrow
• Malaysia proposes RM86 million fine on Grab for abusive practices
• Regulating the changing nature of workers-employers ties
• I’ll keep Waytha for now, says PM after Adib inquest verdict
• Johor expecting RM15m from Budget 2020 for causeway path
• Allow visas for foreign nuns to care for the aged, Home Ministry told
• Nothing wrong with Malay congress or Dr M's presence, says unity minister
• Police yet to receive Adib’s inquest report - IGP
• Upsides to Syed Mokhtar buying into FGV
• Khalid to discuss Kampung Baru land purchase offer with Dr M
• M'sia must reach 8 pct GDP growth to achieve shared prosperity vision - MIER
• After court exposé, Rahman Dahlan says impossible to 'fix' PAC hearings
• Najib continues to zoom in on 'Nga Super Fans' page
• Najib, Shafee's second bid to oust Sri Ram abuse of legal process: AGC
• M’sian firm denies link to largest open burning in Indonesia
• 'Penang State Museum must explain why ex-staff removed during event'
• Hong Kong set to ban face masks in bid to curb violence - media
• Malaysian Bar urges 21 lawyers to surrender to cops
• S'wak has right to impose SST on petroleum products - state asst minister
• 'Not invited' Anwar trusts Dr M's message at congress will be for all M'sians
• Accept and respect the national anthem - Sarawak minister
• Mavcom approves 31 air traffic rights applications for Q3 2019
• Maxis, Huawei ink agreement for provisioning of 5G network in Malaysia
• Anwar guarantees Dr M will surrender power to him, date talks later
• Cambodian judge orders reinvestigation of spying case against reporters
• Umno postpones AGM to avoid Tg Piai polls clash
• Teen in Cradle CEO case was calm when giving statement
• The people need a sweet treat after austerity's 'bitter pill'
• TV3 apologises to Teo over Mandarin reply in Malay news programme
• No official reaction from India over Dr M's remarks on Jammu and Kashmir
• PM did not say GST will be implemented right away: Saifuddin Nasution
• IT assistant kills four in police HQ before being shot dead
• Anwar still confident of handover despite no firm date given, and 7 news from yesterday
• Are Malaysian pathologists and coroners competent?
• Dear Dr M, you should set a date to step down - firmly and irrevocably