Archive - 17 December 2019

• Yoursay: No end to intrigue in Altantuya’s murder
• US permanently bars former Goldman banker Leissner over 1MDB scandal
• Trump campaign says impeachment backfiring - polls show otherwise
• Alternatives to 30 percent of govt contracts to bumiputera
• Yoursay: Same old, same old, just a different young man
• China, Russia propose lifting of some UN sanctions on North Korea
• India citizenship law protests spread across campuses
• M'sia makes submission to Unclos over South China Sea continental shelf limits
• Annuar says row over Hisham's meet with Harapan MPs resolved
• Zakir Naik, don't teach M'sians how to celebrate Christmas
• Azilah’s statement justifies inquiry of entire process of Altantuya murder trial
• UN Security Council to meet on Kashmir at China's request
• Proton goes to Pakistan
• Mohd Hatta embarks on working visit to China
• Aussie firefighters warn of uncontrollable blazes as conditions worsen
• Australian court sentences would-be airline bombers to 76 years in prison
• Taking responsibility for vaccine failure
• Xi vows support for Hong Kong leader during 'most difficult' time
• Be alert of crocodiles in flooded rivers
• Over 2,800 copies of banned comic book confiscated from schools
• I slept well, says ex-IGP when needled on Azilah's SD
• Sultan Nazrin: Human activities cause of increasing natural disasters
• Despatch rider’s LTTE case transferred to KL High Court
• Media Council must guarantee inclusive stakeholders participation
• Top court to hear Azilah's bid to review Altantuya murder conviction
• Altantuya's murder - RCI needed
• Azilah met VVIP outside Kajang Prison in Feb: Shafee
• Tattoos and vaping lead to 'moral decadence'?
• KL Summit must raise Uyghur issue
• Najib, too, wants Altantuya's murder reinvestigated: Lawyer
• Lawyer files suit against use of Mandarin, Tamil as medium of instruction in schools
• Klang-based cleaning company raided, 51 workers rescued
• Saddiq: Dialogue not enough, youths need to be decision-makers
• Don't assume Sabahans are stupid, Warisan man tells Annuar
• New NGO to deal with 'withering' respect for Federal Constitution
• China objects to Malaysia's UN submission on South China Sea - report
• Samsung Electronics chairman jailed on union-busting charge
• Tenaganita calls for recognition of domestic workers under labour law
• DAP concerned by legal suit against vernacular schools
• Imran Khan calls Dr M with apologies, Malaysia refutes Pakistan press report
• DAP: Take action against those who threaten unity and harmony
• Waytha slams MIC senator for slander over Hindraf rally in 2007
• PM smiles, shakes head when asked if he met Azilah
• Waytha defends Dong Zong's right to oppose Jawi lessons
• Pakistan court sentences former ruler Musharraf to death for treason
• Ismail Bakar denies report on transfer of ministry sec-gens
• After Boris' election triumph, UK hopes to grow trade with M'sia
• Bandar M'sia developer given three years to pay up RM6.45b
• KL Summit 2019 might just be the same old, same old
• Kuala Koh a possible site for innovative Orang Asli housing project
• Fresh bill on Article 1(2) of the Federal Constitution to be tabled next year
• Puzzling call by lawyer for action against court reporting
• Gov't must answer for RM2.5b of migrant workers' money: Tenaganita
• Give tax breaks to prevent layoffs in other industries too - MEF
• Court sets March 9 hearing for ex-SSM CEO, son graft trial
• Two charged with going to Syria with intent to commit terror
• Police arrest elderly man over threats on Facebook against Perak exco
• Suaram activist baffled over Bukit Aman’s ‘leading questions’ on Zakir Naik
• 'Safe and unsafe touch' campaign has positive impact on children
• Floods ease in Johor, Pahang
• Yusoff Rawther undergoes four-hour polygraph test
• Lawyer says VVIP met Azilah outside prison, and 9 news from yesterday
• Gov't to strengthen bilateral ties with China through education
• Health Ministry seizes RM142m in medical products over three years
• Altantuya murder: The cover-up is as heinous as the crime