Archive - 14 October 2019

• Yoursay: Are there no level-headed moderate Malays?
• Man wearing 'Commissioner of Police' vest arrested
• Lim Guan Eng’s bullyboy tactics using TAR-UC
• Ku Nan ordered to enter defence on RM2m graft charge
• Singapore eases monetary policy for first time in 3 years
• Transport Ministry to be lenient with e-hailing drivers without PSV licence
• Hong Kong gears up for pro-democracy rally after latest weekend of unrest
• Budget 2020: Rakyat's issues still a serious concern
• Canada's Trudeau vows to forge ahead with campaign after security threat
• Govt's readiness for 5G technology the focus in Parliament today
• Search operation for missing Mohd Danish to focus on rubbish traps
• Former IGP clueless about difference between news and satire
• Singing and dancing, Haitians flock to streets in anti-government protest
• Trade war rejuvenates 'Silicon Valley' firms in Penang
• Guan Eng: Segmented minimum wage to spur industries to rural areas
• Kit Siang suggests White Paper on terror includes IUMS, implicates Hadi
• Najib, Rosmah get photos of items seized by authorities last year
• Umno veep questions DAP 'double standard' over LTTE arrests
• DAP backs PAS on White Paper, Ramasamy ropes in 1MDB and Zakir Naik
• Budget 2020 neglects Kelantan, Terengganu - Ismail Sabri
• Day 21: 1MDB prevented Audit Dept from photocopying its documents in 2010
• Guan Eng tells counter-terrorism boss to focus on probe, not his remarks
• Guan Eng assures no undue spendings amid economic uncertainties
• Siti Aisyah withdraws full acquittal appeal in Jong-nam murder charge
• Jakim has too much money
• Fake video showing Trump killing press condemned
• The Philippines' police chief resigns over drug scandal accusation
• Anwar appeals for cops to be given space, not pressure in LTTE probe
• Minister: M'sia inspired to be global halal gelatine supplier
• M'sian Bar: Surveillance would have revealed evidence, charge 'LTTE' suspects
• India bars public gatherings in Ayodhya as court verdict nears
• Five associates of French police HQ attacker arrested
• AICHR quartet breaks convention with message on haze
• Police: hydrogen caused balloons explosion, not helium
• Enforcement of vaping ban still under study
• Female labour force must be mobilised - Wan Azizah
• Decision on RTS to be announced by Oct 31 - Anthony Loke
• Satisfied with dragnet briefing, Dr M says cops had no choice but to use Sosma
• Thailand unveils puppies with royal pedigree
• National schools not treated fairly in Budget 2020 - Ismail Sabri
• Umno leaders vow to fight MACC’s compound notices for ‘1MDB funds’
• Auditor-general moots new caps to tackle off-balance sheet debt
• PM's defence of Sosma arrests hard to swallow, rues Ramasamy
• Don't 'auction off' country by lowering housing cap, says Ismail Sabri
• Paedophile who preyed on 23 kids in KL stabbed to death in UK prison
• Khairy: Investment dropped due to absence of power transition timeline
• Cops, RMAF member nabbed at nightclub, some tested positive for drugs
• Defence to zoom in on Shahrol's text messages with Najib
• Indian buyers slash M'sian palm oil purchases fearing duty hike - traders
• Putrajaya ends contract with firm over one of country's largest data leak
• Opposition cries no money but Guan Eng says K'tan oil royalty already paid
• Maria Chin can't intervene until Naza boss granted leave for contempt - lawyer
• M'sian Bar will brook no dishonesty in the legal profession
• Firm in major data leak terminated, and 8 news from yesterday
• Those humbug, crony offers for valuable Plus
• Yoursay: Malaysians await police evidence in LTTE dragnet
• How did late Khoo Kay Kim foster a United Malaysia?