Archive - 21 January 2020

• Yoursay: Looks like voters place more faith in a ‘gang of bandits’
• Day 71: Najib agreed SRC taking second loan in hope it would do better
• Kimanis was more than a by-election
• Seremban is now a city
• Yoursay: Religious and racial hypocrisy in Kelantan?
• 114 nabbed at secret society initiation ceremony
• China says fourth person dies in Wuhan following coronavirus outbreak
• Australian bushfires fires hit coal output, conditions to worsen
• Portugal probes Angola leaks in 1MDB-style scandal
• Macron and Trump declare truce in digital tax dispute
• Thousands of armed US gun rights activists join peaceful Virginia rally
• 'Victim of tyranny' Ahmad Maslan recites poem declaring his innocence
• Sarawak PKR: Heed Kimanis warning and end internal strife
• Shahrir Samad claims trial for failing to declare RM1m from Najib
• Dr M's estrangement from reality deepens
• Despite cloud seeding, Penang dam levels remain at all-time low
• As virus spreads to more Chinese cities, WHO calls emergency meeting
• Gov't's priority to improve rail networks, says Kamaruddin
• It's 'lou hei' time again
• Trump lawyers call for immediate acquittal in legal, political defence
• PM must take responsibility for by-election defeats, says DAP MP
• Reaching out to the rakyat: Ikram's search for a ‘Rahmah Nation’
• Penang National Unity director, son charged with power abuse, graft
• Perhaps Malaysia Airlines’ problems originate from its shareholder?
• Collector finds hidden value in age-old ang pow tradition
• M'sia must preserve, promote her diversity and colours
• Cops to record statements from those implicated in Najib tapes
• Change if you love Harapan, says Zuraida on 'one-term' gov't warning
• UK issues commemorative coin celebrating rock band Queen
• Thailand's Future Forward Party not guilty of opposing monarchy
• Air France/KLM proposes buying major stake in MAS - sources
• Nora Anne's parents demand inquest into her death - lawyer
• How half-truths and the Internet (finally) kills the press
• Ruling tomorrow on Najib's bid for handwriting expert
• Rumour mill going into overdrive, says PKR sec-gen on Harapan-PAS alliance
• Penang gov't's reclamation deal with SRS Consortium irks NGOs
• Toll rates - Guan Eng tells Najib to stop 'deceiving' the public
• Minister denies car price hike, gov't still discussing
• Up to cabinet to implement petrol subsidy programme - minister
• Najib backed second RM2b loan to SRC based on 'hope'
• Myanmar panel finds 'war crimes' but no 'genocide' against Rohingya
• Can I advise you something? End blame game, Azalina tells Ramkarpal
• China virus fear slams European shares
• Gov't launches guarantee schemes for export, women-run SMEs
• Thunberg calls on world leaders to listen to young activists
• How can PM govern nation when assailed daily by Anwar's allies – Syed Saddiq
• Kimanis – an Umno revival?
• Fireworks erupt: Ramasamy, PKR veep return fire on transition rift
• Shafie: We take responsibility for Kimanis defeat, will continue to improve
• Malacca braces for dry season, looking into water rationing
• King, Queen grace conferment of rank for two sons
• Fire Dept convinces man to climb down from tower after 30 hours
• PPR guidelines to be released in June
• 17,000 years old artefacts found in Gunung Pulai, Baling
• Take precautions at all times to prevent spread of new coronavirus
• 42 dead in first three days of CNY road safety ops
• MACC arrests federal agency's director over alleged fraud
• No plans to abolish religion status on MyKad - Home Ministry
• Authorities to monitor child seat usage during holiday period
• School teacher remanded for alleged molest, rape of student
• Man claims trial to 80 charges of rape against 13-year-old at Puchong house
• Water woes ahead and 8 news from yesterday
• After Kimanis loss, Sabah DCM moots sending refugees to third country
• LTTE 12 – why is this happening under Harapan?
• What is real in Malaysia?