Archive - 22 October 2019

• Yoursay: Harapan deserves full term, but not Mahathir
• MCA: Reducing threshold for property purchases by foreigners is pro-developer
• Malaysia needs a new set of leaders with new mindset to move forward
• US mulls leaving some troops in Syria: Pentagon
• 195 flood victims evacuated in Penang
• Xavier: Six Cambodian poachers caught red-handed in Hulu Terengganu
• WikiLeaks founder Assange appears confused at extradition hearing
• Proton exported 1,635 cars in past 15 months, says minister
• Welfare of Foodpanda staff, MAS to get Dewan Rakyat's attention
• Emergency: Malaya 1948 and Hong Kong 2019
• No record of Zakir Naik applying for M'sian citizenship - Muhyiddin
• Trudeau's Liberals set to form Canadian minority government: CBC
• Health issues and untimely deaths among politicians must raise the alarm
• AG gets leave to commence contempt proceedings against Lokman Adam
• Thai king strips 'disloyal' new royal consort of titles
• 'Six plants per household': How Thailand is moving faster on marijuana laws than M'sia
• War on terror: Rule of law is paramount
• Companies, individuals save 40pct on medications bought from pharmacies
• Move to neutralise MTUC mischievous
• PAS' Nasharudin claims trial to 33 money laundering, CBT charges
• Mahathir: The paper tiger
• PM: We want to have regulations for Foodpanda, Grab
• Felda at risk with Indian move against palm oil
• Dr M won't budge on Kashmir comments despite Indian oil palm boycott threat
• Mahathir claims allocations ahead of Tg Piai poll a coincidence
• Impose land value capture tax on housing developers
• Azmin: Those coming in before term ends are the actual backdoor gov't
• Strategic partner for MAS to be decided latest by early 2020, says Azmin
• Hearing on application transfer of Goldman Sach case to High Court on Oct 31
• Lynas applies to process more rare-earth material in Kuantan
• Nibong Tebal MP is stable and recovering
• Malaysia is a startup heaven
• Pakatan Harapan taken to court over 'unfulfilled' PTPTN election promise
• Construction of roads, bridges across Sg Pulai will benefit many - Johor Exco
• In ancient throne ritual, Japanese emperor vows to fulfil duty
• Nasharudin's 33 charges: Where the RM4m went
• Judicial misconduct suit against chief justice dismissed
• India, Pakistan to sign pilgrim corridor pact amid Kashmir tension
• Penang’s Bayan Lepas LRT – glorious legacy or white elephant project?
• Putrajaya to spend RM5.1b paying off 1MDB, SRC debts for 2019, 2020
• Terrorists will not wait for Defence White Paper - Hishammuddin
• China says world 'shocked' at Trump adviser's pen name for books
• Saddiq respects Hew's freedom of speech, but irked by 'indoctrination'
• Court allows Paul Yong's alleged rape victim to testify in private
• Students, teachers suffered food poisoning after breakfast at school
• Najib's defence hopes to defeat money laundering charges if others don't stick
• Key parts of Hamid Sultan's affidavit expunged in judicial misconduct suit
• Rosmah fails to stay proceedings in suit by Lebanese jewellery firm
• Najib, companies involved in RM42m transfers all 'happy' before trial - Prosecution
• Several major roads in KL hit by flash floods
• We are coming after you, IGP warns loan sharks
• Minister urges India's trade body not to boycott M'sian palm oil
• Special schedule for govt MPs to boost attendance in Parliament
• Syed Saddiq should thank 'Superman' Hew
• Prosecution says Najib's objections an ‘afterthought’, and 9 news from yesterday
• Organise a 'Graduates Who Are Jobless Dignity Congress'
• Gov't will regret regulating the gig economy
• Season of discontent: protests flare around the world
• IGP: No guarantee LTTE-linked suspects freed in time for Deepavali
• Police arrest 11 in Tawau for house break-ins
• Yoursay: Ex-DAP man Hew scores own goal with comic book
• EU moves towards Brexit delay as PM Johnson seeks election to break impasse
• China plans to replace Hong Kong leader Lam with 'interim' chief executive: FT