Archive - 29 November 2019

• The hypocrisy over Chin Peng
• Yoursay: In the wake of Tg Piai, Dr M's dignity in question
• HBA urges 'incapable' developers to leave the industry
• Yoursay: Intrigue over the sacking of a PKR member
• RM20mil from Might not for super drone project, says ministry
• Murder accused details plot to kill journalist for 150,000 euros
• ERC to submit report, next month, to make EC independent
• Maltese businessman accuses top gov’t officials in murder case
• Dewan Rakyat passes Budget 2020
• Harimau Malaya climb to 154th in Fifa rankings
• Iraqi forces kill 45 protesters after Iranian consulate torched
• Let Orang Asli bring out forest products, SADC urged
• US accuses Russia of helping Syria cover up chemical weapons use
• Trump hints at new Taliban peace deal in Afghanistan visit
• LTTE case: Court allows Gadek rep's bid for bail hearing
• Universities need to be safe spaces for students to make mistakes
• Johnson replaced by ice block in TV debate, Conservatives cry foul
• PAS MP: Ambush meant to pressure Harapan MPs to attend Parliament
• North Korea fires rockets in year-end deadline reminder for US
• Malaysians are worried about real, tangible issues
• Two coordinators of Chin Peng’s ashes transfer summoned by police
• Anwar taking over soon, no need for cabinet reshuffle now
• Chin Peng's ashes: Why do the police need AG's help?
• Decided: Azmin to officiate Women's congress, Wan Azizah for Youth wing
• Focus on improving, not relocating KKIA
• Set-up Mental Health Royal Commission
• Rare Earth: Putrajaya urged to reveal details of MOU with China company
• Calls for Pilah assemblyperson to resign malicious - village community chair
• German embassy condemns UMS student's Nazi salute
• Bersih: Harapan insulted Tg Piai voters by giving out goodies
• Siti Mariah won't defend party post, wants senator to be sucessor
• Zakaria issued dismissal letter, has two weeks to appeal - PKR
• K-pop singer sentenced to six years in jail for rape, sharing secret sex videos
• Like Chin Peng, people's trust in Harapan reduced to ashes – Umno leader
• No reason to panic over rare earth exploration - Perak MB
• Parents of HSA fire victim sues gov't, two others, for negligence
• Ex-Dong Zong leader dies, scolding from Dr M recalled
• Felcra’s RM35m biogas projects incomplete, settlers demand answers
• Singapore tells Facebook to correct user's post in test of 'fake news' laws
• LFL urges AG, gov’t not to appeal LTTE-linked bail hearing decision
• Floods force evacuation of 29 people in Kuala Krai
• Ensuring the future of all disabled Malaysians
• M'sia records RM149b of approved investments in Jan-Sept 2019
• Najib seeks show cause against Kit Siang, two others over SRC trial article
• Addressing high cost of living will always be gov't priority - Muhyiddin
• Ex-Ampang PKR Youth chief granted stay of execution
• Fomca, CPSM seek clarification on child safety seat guidelines, approvals
• Migrant rights NGO questions dirty tactics by cleaning company
• M'sia has biggest fund outflow among emerging Asian equity markets
• The long road of coalition building
• Chinese school reps rap tardy MOE officers
• MCA’s TAR UC fundraiser to feature lipsticks, concert tickets and more
• British police shoot man at London Bridge after several people stabbed
• Court rules Sosma section unconstitutional and 7 news from yesterday
• Yoursay: So long race-based parties exist, there will be racism
• Most politicians prefer to die in glory - in office
• Catering to life behind bars
• Nazi-salute, Chin Peng’s ashes, reap what you sow
• Motorcyclists rally to help orphans living without water, electricity
• Three youths wounded in stabbing in The Hague, no indication now of terrorism