Archive - 28 November 2019

• Yoursay: Wrangling over TAR UC not benefiting students
• DAP MP: Not worth putting lives at risk for rare earth money
• MACC won't verify asset declarations unless complaint lodged
• Stulang Laut community fears empty victory
• Yoursay: Getting all worked up over a dead man’s ashes
• Day 6: See you again in 2020, says judge Zaini Mazlan
• MACC: Transfer recruitment of migrant workers to HR Ministry
• Trump approves legislation backing Hong Kong protesters
• Low unionisation of migrant workers due to employer threats, lax enforcement
• How a top Hong Kong tycoon went from China’s friend to punching bag
• Government must repeal OSA
• Just exploring, no mining, says ministry on Perak rare earth MOU
• Umno-PAS pact will have its own PM candidate before GE15, says Khaled Nordin
• Salmee Said: Do not send very young children to tahfiz centres
• Moon to hold summit with Dr M, crowning this week's Asean diplomacy
• The politics of Chin Peng’s ashes
• Harapan gov't has never borrowed to pay salaries
• UMS fully supports Maszlee's efforts as Education Minister
• Addressing the elite gap
• Najib's bid to remove Sri Ram from 1MDB case set for hearing next year
• 'Can a dead man's cremated remains revive communism?'
• High Court rejects Gerakan's application to challenge Khat issue
• Issuance of second samurai bond to be finalised early 2020
• Inconsistent stance over Chin Peng and ideologies
• PKR Youth removes permanent chair, deputy amid tussle over Azmin's invitation
• PAC orders audit on RM20m public funds channelled to flying car firm Aerodyne
• Dec 12 for mention of LTTE cases of Arivainthan and Balamurugan
• Musa Aman fails in appeal on Sabah CM post
• The value of an education
• PKR could face deregistration - duo stripped of their positions caution
• Fight poverty with employment, not free money
• China warns US of retaliation over Hong Kong law
• Chin Peng's ashes and 'Heil Hitler!' salutes
• Opposition rejects IPCMC Bill, says Ismail Sabri
• AG: Even Chin Peng entitled to legal representation
• Survey: Majority live in 'extreme worry', unsure about gov't
• Charles sees no reason to apologise to Zakir Naik
• M'sia welcomes South Korea's proposal on strategic partnership
• We are worried for Harapan, turn off Parliament chambers' air-cond: Umno Youth
• Terengganu gov't mulls ban on sale of turtle eggs
• Yeoh singles out BN and PAS MPs for trying to defeat welfare budget
• Cyberbullying, star suicides: The dark side of South Korea's K-pop world
• Prosecution fails in bid to transfer cases of Baling MP to High Court
• Not likely Islamic State will shift base to SEA - terrorism expert
• NGO chief slams 'explore rare earth minerals' decision
• Basketball association chief goes on leave after flag fiasco
• M'sia can achieve developed status in its 'own mould' - Rafidah Aziz
• Ideological contestation urgently needed in M'sian politics
• Tian Chua clarifies he wants to represent Batu in GE15, not now
• Current efforts to solve urban poverty akin to giving 'panadol' - Khalid
• Police to call up people who brought back Chin Peng's ashes
• Trust me, mothers know the rewards of tertiary education
• Soosaimanicckam inquest - cadet defecated while showering
• Dr M: Shamsiah, Rashid came back when alive, why not Chin Peng's ashes?
• PM says some past reshuffles resulted in worse cabinets
• Mohamaddin, reporters 'clash' during press conference
• Umno Youth to set up clubs on university campuses soon: Asyraf
• Ex-Felda secretary confirms purchase of hotel made without mandate
• Special rooms for MPs in Parliament next year
• Vietnam jails third activist this month in crackdown on Facebook posts
• Inquest into Batu Arang shooting to begin on Dec 13
• Malacca gov't to gazette 10 Orang Asli settlements - exco
• Emulate S Korea to develop M'sian export industry - PM
• Ambrin says no political agenda behind 1MDB audit report
• There's still a future for palm oil, Teresa Kok responds to Daim
• Police identify two individuals involved in bringing back Chin Peng's ashes
• Dozens gather to welcome return of sacked PKR member
• Desaauto programme to benefit over 200 rural automotive entrepreneurs
• Malaysia, S Korea sign MOU on ICT cooperation
• Ignorance on Jalur Gemilang a ‘betrayal’ - Maszlee
• IPCMC Bill: Give us more time, room to discuss issues raised, says IGP
• Survey finds M'sians at 'maximum worry', and 9 news from yesterday
• Should Khalid Samad be sued for misfeasance?