Archive - 7 November 2019

• Yoursay: Norlela is one brave woman to build bridges among religions
• Day 32: Defence completes a major area of cross-examination on Shahrol
• Ka Siong tells BN-PAS crowd: Not all Chinese are racists like 'that party'
• Yoursay: Who call the shots – Mahathir or Guan Eng?
• PAS lawmaker takes up deputy minister's debate dare
• Jeck Seng says DAP's 'lazy MP' claim is slander
• Lay-offs will be fair and legal, says Media Prima
• UK PM's election campaign launch marred by gaffe, resignation, doctored video
• China targets individual behaviour with 'green living' campaign
• Turkey's Erdogan speaks with Trump, to visit Washington next week
• Exclusive: US-China trade deal signing may be delayed to December
• Life in a sea village in Tanjung Piai
• Residents want to retain Kg Baru identity
• S'wak speaker's move to expunge parts of speech most regrettable
• Tg Piai folks worry about rising cost of living, lack of infrastructure
• Tough times ahead for the rupee: say experts
• M'sia detains leader of banned Cambodian opposition party
• Event organisers using Penang logo without permission will face action
• M’sia could go to war over Jho Low, but we will lose - Dr M
• US accuses two former Twitter employees of spying for Saudi Arabia
• Pushing rubbish out of sight, out of mind
• Recognise right to fair trial and rule of law
• Salahuddin ready to cooperate over alleged 'racist speech' probe
• Taiwan warns of possible attack if China's slowdown 'becomes serious'
• MP wants Zahid cited for contempt, brands his remarks as reckless
• Radioactive leak at Pos Aviation warehouse in Sepang
• Why didn't Zahid blame his boss for stealing and losing GE14, asks Dr M
• Foreign Minister: Cambodian leader detained for ‘interview’
• For Farizan, it pays to take the middle path
• Putrajaya disagrees with proposal to host Apec in the US
• No need for overkill, AG explains dropping fresh charges against DAP rep
• EOT issuance compromises house buyers
• Protest staged in London over LTTE-related arrests in Malaysia
• Muhyiddin admits Chinese not happy with Harapan, but asks for time
• Welcome to new M'sia where law, not race prevails – Ambiga schools Zahid
• Bersih: Handouts should have been suspended until after polls
• Gov't yet to decide on abolition of OSA - Deputy Minister
• Hisham insensitive to common people's problems - Amanah leader
• Johor MB defends fishermen aid, says will be given next week if lawful
• Tg Piai by-election : Gerakan announces manifesto
• Bias in Budget 2020?
• IGP: Cybercrime comprises almost half of all commercial crime
• Gov't to impose RM25k cash transaction limit from next year
• Malaysia seeks country to take detained Cambodian opposition leader
• Dr M stands firm on not sacking AG, wishes he can axe opposition MPs
• iSuri - a potent beginning for women empowerment
• Zahid in contempt - a fair call by Ramkarpal
• No radioactive leak at KLIA Pos Aviation terminal
• 382 Utusan employees file for Socso aid
• 'Basikal lajak' riders need guidance, not punishment: Syed Saddiq
• PM gives his Harapan gov't good marks for first 18 months of rule
• Harapan-BN shouting match - be mature, advises EC
• Cambodia's Rainsy blocked in Paris from boarding plane home
• Detained Cambodian opposition figures released
• Wisma Putra to send official letter to India on Zakir Naik issue
• Caged won't be cowed by police probe, says spokesperson Rama
• Malaysia sentences five men to jail, caning and fines for gay sex
• Muhyiddin admits Chinese not happy with Harapan, and 8 other news from yesterday
• Mara Corp & Lynas: Wealth before health
• Do we need the sub judice rule?
• Dear Dr M: We need reform to limit the powers of the PM