Archive - 18 October 2019

• Yoursay: Malay Dignity Congress looked anything but dignified
• The lionheart of Universiti Malaya
• Cops to record Najib's statement on Facebook posting
• Yoursay: Food for thought for Maszlee Malik
• Banking details exposure on petrol subsidy site fixed - Ministry
• RMAF uses its latest aircraft to fly infant heart patient to KL
• EU leaders unanimously back a new Brexit deal with Britain
• Russia questions language of 'unusual' Trump letter to Erdogan
• The pied pipers of racism need to go back to school
• Zuckerberg defends FB's approach to free speech, draws line on China
• Turkey agrees to pause Syria assault while Kurds withdraw
• Upin & Ipin: Keris Siamang Tunggal listed for 2020 Oscar
• Nisha Ayub tells haters to ‘keep on hating’, says BBC nod key for transgenders
• Thousands protest across Lebanon over dire economy
• Martin Luther King's daughter tells Facebook - disinformation helped kill civil rights leader
• MPN was subservient to BN gov't, should play critical role now
• University student probed for protest while paedophile gets second chance
• Livid over comic book ban, Hew censures Maszlee for 'dancing' to Najib's tune
• NGO's protest at forum an embarrassment for Penang
• Security heightened at Sri Lanka High Commission after arrests linked to LTTE
• I salute Wong Yan Ke
• MACC exposes 'blatant' smuggling at Thai-M’sian border, police say probe underway
• School visits palm oil estate after furore over 'anti-palm oil' play
• IGP: We've identified border personnel who allowed smuggling to occur
• Court sets Nov 29 to hear Rosmah's bid to inspect assets
• Penang LRT project public display: 15k say 'aye', 380 say 'no'
• Bersih lauds PSC on Election, says mechanism needs to be clarified
• Police record Najib's statement over alleged royal insult
• Chow denies feeling embarassed by anti-reclamation memo
• The UM protest: Hypocrisy over right to freedom of expression and speech
• LDP keeps RM500k, forfeits RM9,560.96 in 1MDB forfeiture suit settlement
• Ministry engaging both parties to solve UM controversy amicably - Teo
• Task force set up to recover 1MDB-linked assets abroad
• Don't mistake sympathy, aid for war victims as support for LTTE - Waytha
• Lawyer claims ex-CEO, not Isa who approved RM7m 'goodwill' payout
• Plot thickens - sources claim Harapan leaders working with Hisham
• HK court rules against same-sex civil partnerships
• No third party claims on more than RM2m seized from Pahang Umno
• SEA as second front for Islamic States - is M'sia prepared?
• Arrested LTTE-linked suspect challenges Sosma detention in court
• Upholding the spirit of racial equality and student autonomy
• Loke: MAHB shouldn't charge e-hailing drivers for KLIA pick-ups
• Trader charged for preventing snaring of stray dog
• Healthcare: Insurance companies exclude people, gov't should not
• MCA demands AG explain why tahfiz sex assault case dropped
• Zakir Naik sues Ramasamy for defamation
• Malay rights NGO accuses Kit Siang, Siti Kasim, DAP Youth of targeting UM VC
• PAS MP turns to rulers, cops to stop DAP from 'questioning' social contract
• Retract police report against Wong Yan Ke
• Price of RON97 up by one sen; RON95, diesel unchanged
• Penang developers urged to build more affordable homes
• Loke proposes gov't relaxes parking lot rule for apartments near public transport
• Kit Siang: Najib gave US$1m to Sri Lankan Tamils, is this supporting LTTE?
• Tanjung Piai: Voters want Malay candidate, says Annuar Musa
• A youth-friendly budget indeed
• Prosecution withdraws five graft charges against Musa Aman
• PM: SPV2030 will fix NEP's wrongs
• Bukit Gantang MP denies joining PKR
• Perak Zika death could be due to local virus infection, says ministry
• No open tender for Marris contract - Perak MB
• PMO disclaims role in comic book, 'something wrong' says Muhyiddin
• The 'Hisham move' and 10 things that happened yesterday