Archive - 11 June 2020

• Book by Trump's ex-adviser to come out, despite White House objections
• YOURSAY | Harapan Plus’ PM candidate – will there be a compromise?
• COMMENT | 'Black Lives Matter' is a clarion call to correct injustice
• LETTER | The new normal in strata management
• YOURSAY | Muhyiddin’s grip on power still tenuous after 100 days
• North Korea says US meddling in inter-Korean affairs could affect election
• Finally, hairdressers allowed to resume business
• Recovery MCO: Penang Hindu temple to reopen tomorrow
• COMMENT | The acquittal of Musa Aman stinks to high heaven
• Court throws out RM100k 1MDB forfeiture suit against Yayasan PBAKM
• Amazon pauses police use of its facial recognition tech for a year
• Visitation at Malaysian prisons allowed from June 15
• Doubts remain as Sweden closes case of Palme assassination after 34 years
• LETTER | An open letter to the 8th prime minister of Malaysia
• Leaked audio: 'Muhyiddin' claims palace preferred Dr M as PM even if gov't changes
• COMMENT | Covid-19: Out with the elderly?
• LETTER | Penjana stealing Covid-19 bill's thunder
• LETTER | Is it wrong for Malaysia to be a permanent ethnic Malay polity?
• LETTER | Allow businesses that do not involve close contact to operate
• Company directors arrested by MACC over RM90m Tourism Malaysia contract
• Apandi promises more to come after Sri Ram 'revelation'
• Parliament to be closed during recovery MCO but July sitting to proceed
• CCM waives late submission fee for business registration renewal during MCO
• COMMENT | Musa Aman's acquittal: Decision fair and accurate
• Absence of check and balance necessitates change before GE15, says Anwar
• Sabah minister charged with laundering RM8.75 million
• Penang reduces affordable home prices by 10 pct
• Malaysia's online retail sales surges 28.9 pct in April 2020 - DoSM
• Public transport now allowed to operate at full capacity
• Sabah Umno denies buying reps to trigger change of state gov't
• July hearing for govt's application to forfeit money seized from Umno
• Malaysia Airlines cautions customers on fake website
• LETTER | Parliament must pass law to address rise in gender-based cyberviolence
• Police hunt nine Filipinos who escaped from detention centre
• Rais Yatim, PAS veep and ex-Dr M aide among senators to be sworn in
• LETTER | Our healthcare system needs help too
• Anwar 'cautiously confident' of being named PM candidate
• Foreigners can eventually join Friday prayers - Islamic affairs minister
• Back to double-digits: 31 new Covid-19 cases recorded
• July 10 decision on six accused charged with Kevin Morais' murder
• Malaysia postpones sending haj pilgrims this year
• Cuepacs calls on TNB to review discount offer
• Sabah CM claims Anifah tried three times to get Mohamaddin to cross over
• 'M’sia will declare free of Covid-19 after 28 days without a case'
• Absorb hospital cleaners to prevent exploitation, gov't told
• S Balamurugan's family sues police over his 2017 death in custody
• Health Ministry thanks media, netizens for role in combating Covid-19
• MAS shareholder Khazanah has not pledged funding, parent company says
• Palm giant Sime Darby publishes high-yielding oil palm genome research
• US coronavirus cases now over two million - Reuters tally
• No social distancing aboard aircraft in line with IATA guidelines - Wee
• Petrol prices: Control of Supplies Act more effective in enforcing compliance
• Trade unions laud work from home arrangement, call for guidelines
• Anifah Aman: Mohamaddin seeks my advice on Sabah matters
• 'What's wrong with requiring village chiefs to pledge support for Azmin?'
• Political donations are 'mother of all corruption': C4
• Stalemate over PM candidate: Is Dr M seeking an honourable exit?
• Anwar 'cautiously confident' of PM candidacy and 9 news from yesterday
• Let's keep Perlis a green state, says MB Azlan Man
• Zamrose Mohd Zain is the new Army chief
• YOURSAY | So politicians can ‘legally’ accept RM380mil in donations