Archive - 19 October 2019

• Yoursay: Why isn’t there any discussion on VC’s speech?
• PKR warns of skulduggery to subvert reforms
• Orang Asli student bullied at top school, hospitalised
• To extremists, all roads lead to DAP
• UM saga: Staff personal data, login IDs, passwords leaked online
• Soil erosion: Five more occupants evacuated from Kg Baru flats
• Setting the stage for race-baiting in Malaysia
• Dr M advises youths to acquire knowledge on finance and business
• Three temporary flood evacuation centres opened in Perak
• Social networks withhold data on spread of Germany shooting video
• June Leow - low-profile MP whose mantra is grassroots work
• Trump hopes US-China trade deal will be signed by Nov 16
• What does it mean to be an Indian Malaysian?
• Huawei in early talks with US firms to license 5G platform - executive
• Boeing pilots' messages on 737 MAX safety raise new questions
• Mexico admits bungled arrest of 'El Chapo' son after mayhem
• Congo's Ebola outbreak still an emergency of international concern - WHO
• White House acknowledges strings attached in Trump withholding Ukraine aid
• Barca-Real Madrid 'Clasico' clash postponed amid Catalan crisis
• Johnson defiant after British parliament votes to force Brexit delay
• On 13th anniversary of Altantuya's death, dad pleads for justice in court
• HK leader backs police use of force as protesters plan 'illegal' march
• Zahid stands by Hisham amid claims of sabotaging gov't
• After Dignity Congress brouhaha, UM vows greater care for future events
• Blame uni’s lax security for data leak, says UM 'hacker'
• Mat Hasan: UM student's solo protest a forgivable mistake
• If UM truly values freedom of speech, retract police report against me - Yan Ke
• Gobind: All complaints about myFreeview digital TV resolved
• M’sian screening of DreamWorks' animated film 'Abominable' pulled
• 'Rescue mission' part of 21-year effort towards Umno-PAS charter - Zahid
• PM: Govt to set up agency to market rural entrepreneurs' products
• Why we should support Education Ministry ending streaming in schools
• Monday's water supply disruption to affect 200,000 consumers in Penang
• TMJ: Universities no place to spread political ideologies
• Chile President Pinera declares emergency as capital rocked by riots
• Penang's first reclaimed waterfront expected to open in early 2021
• Number of flood victims in Perak increasing
• M'sia will continue to engage Europe on palm oil issues - ministry
• Zuraida: PKR must probe claims of plot to thwart PM succession plan
• Flying Doctor service to be reintroduced in Sabah
• Tahfiz sexual abuse: Victim's mum entitled to pursue legal action, says Suhakam
• Harapan expecting to field experienced candidate in Tg Piai by-election
• Budget 2020 not sufficient to achieve SPV 2030
• ‘Circumstantial evidence’ of new gov’t plot, says PKR sec-gen
• No decision yet on release of Pota detainee with 9/11 link - Muhyiddin
• Comic book artist gives statement, two individuals to follow suit
• Bersatu Youth wants DAP to discipline pro-Hew grassroots
• 'Racist' - Saddiq raps Hew for calling Malays radical for supporting Uyghurs
• Saddiq fulfils 'late MP's wishes', announces RM4m for Tg Piai
• Genting looking to resell Jho Low's yacht for an extra US$74m
• We'll go to law if Petronas doesn't pay up - Abang Johari
• Govt gets four offers to take over Plus, Halim Saad a bidder
• UM hacked again and 5 news from yesterday
• Here's how much the haze costs us
• Yoursay: Jobless graduates – focus more on quality students, less on quantity
• 3pct deficit and below for 2020 an achievable work-in-progress
• Disruptive behaviour at workplace can court dismissal