Archive - 9 January 2020

• Yoursay: Kudos to MACC for revealing recordings from wire tapping
• Delegatus non potest delegare 4: Pre-trial positioning
• Yoursay: Seeing red over Chinese New Year decorations in school
• Intelligence agencies see no signs Ukraine airliner was shot down
• Day 69: Husni didn't have a 'proper' plan to get back SRC money - Najib
• Full transcript of phone calls leading up to then AG Apandi clearing Najib
• US, Iran both appear to signal desire to avoid further conflict
• MACC audio exposé: Haniff, Kadir and Rais raise concerns
• UN investigators find Yemen's Houthis did not carry out Saudi oil attack
• Fugitive ex-Nissan boss Ghosn hits out at carmaker and Japan
• Full transcript of Najib's calls after DOJ dropped 2016 bombshell
• India asks refiners to stop buying Malaysian palm oil after row
• Najib's leaked conversations won't affect BN in Kimanis - Zahid
• Why Vision 2020 has failed
• DAP rep and storekeeper claim trial to LTTE-linked terrorism charges
• I have won, says lawyer who complained about CNY decorations in school
• I’m a Malay, therefore I’m Jawi but I feel Malaysian
• US justifies killing Iranian commander as self-defense at United Nations
• MACC rightfully discharged duty, moral obligation
• US congressional study urges sanctions on China over 'crimes against humanity'
• Building a strong school culture
• China pneumonia outbreak may be linked to new virus - WHO
• Blaming the poor again
• The Najib tapes: Does the timeline match?
• Most Puerto Ricans without power, many sleep outdoors after earthquakes
• Kimanis by-election: Focus on Shared Prosperity Vision over identity politics
• Lawyer in CNY decor fiasco boasts 'name mentioned 15 times’ in cabinet
• Johor education dept probes sexual grooming allegations
• Gov't maintains toll rates freeze to help the rakyat
• We did not know it was minister's initiative: Dong Jiao Zong
• Sex videos: Identities unclear, so no prosecution, says AG
• Gov't suspends plan to end critical allowance for new doctors, professionals
• Court allows gov't to forfeit more than RM3m seized from Pahang Ummo, PBRS
• NGOs pressure CM to provide detail studies on cable car project
• Home ownership data to be finalised before year end: Raja Bahrin
• Australia calls for another mass evacuation as monster bushfires return
• Ringgit to strengthen towards 4.00 vs US dollar by end 2020: Economists
• MACC has handed over parts of audio recordings to police, Latheefa says
• 'Can I advise you something' on sex videos? Najib to authorities
• Journalist group concerned about MACC's release of audio recordings
• Indonesia's president visits island in waters disputed by China
• Jan 14 decision on Lokman Adam's bid to set aside contempt proceedings
• Post fact; post truth?
• Medical associations join chorus against ministry funding for smoking huts
• PKR disciplinary committee investigates claims Zuraida insulted top party leaders
• Minister: MACC audio clips won’t affect diplomatic relations with UAE
• Trump pulls back from more military action in Iran crisis
• Azmin feels vindicated after 'light of truth prevails over darkness of evil'
• Police take statement from lawyer, school following CNY deco fiasco
• Glove maker WRP workers get paid, but may still be sent home
• Lion in the city
• Influenza: 53 students infected in Penang
• Bar president: Broadcast of recordings 'improper' but must be investigated
• Retirement date may be imposed if Dr M doesn't commit to a timeline - Rafizi
• Mestecc activates action plan to curb open burning
• Report: Crowded hospitals turning away patients amid flu outbreak
• 'Blurry' sex tapes again thwart facial ID bid, and 9 news from yesterday
• Should the Najib clips have been released?