Archive - 20 June 2020

• PKR rejects Dr M for PM, and 9 news from yesterday
• Sleep and Netflix ahead for Malala as she finishes Oxford degree
• China hands back 10 soldiers taken in border clash: Indian sources
• COMMENT | George Floyd and the face of racism
• Nominations for Chini by-election kick off under 'new normal'
• From humble beginnings to USM's first Orang Asli faculty dean
• ‘We lost our sight’: Life in Myanmar under world's longest internet shutdown
• UiTM provides RM3.55m post Covid-19 research grants
• UN sets up inquiry into racism after George Floyd death
• Covid-19: Malaysia, Indonesia to work closely to revitalise tourism industry
• COMMENT | Is Mahathir addled by senility?
• India's Modi says there was no border intrusion in deadly clash with China
• Pompeo says way US treats Hong Kong depends on how China does
• Marzuki questions Hamzah's ban on Bersatu 'blackout' logo
• LETTER | Anwar or Mahathir? Malaysians don’t care
• Several US states see coronavirus infection spikes, Wall Street unnerved
• 'Civil rights isn't over': Americans mark Juneteenth coast to coast
• BN to face two independents in three-cornered fight for Chini
• COMMENT | Gov’t should review all policies affecting refugees in M’sia
• Brazil passes 1 million coronavirus cases with no end in sight
• Harbouring Hong Kong 'rioters' will harm Taiwan, China says
• US attorney who was investigating Trump's lawyer replaced in surprise move
• LETTER | Is anyone bothered that SMEs aren't getting the aid they were promised?
• Involvement of security forces in trafficking a disgrace, says Patriot
• PKR man confirms several reps met with Afif, tight-lipped on discussion
• Putrajaya announces free electricity for April-June if bill under RM77
• Construction of premium outlet in Batu Gajah won't affect Kinta Nature Park - MB
• The Anwar-Mahathir impasse: Chronology according to PKR
• A NATURECARE.LIFE reflection on change
• Chini polls: New normal observed during nominations makes it most quiet, calmest process
• Woman's car torched by villagers who suspected her of drink-driving
• Rebel PKR rep prods party to quit Penang gov't, expel DAP and Amanah
• Party veep: PKR not cobbling secret deals behind Harapan’s back
• Amanah wants Harapan and Dr M to continue with efforts to regain power
• MACC probes public university subsidiary over asset purchase
• Expats in top posts allowed to enter M'sia from Wednesday - Immigration DG
• EC sets up enforcement teams to monitor Chini by-election campaign
• Ministry reviewing laws governing arts industry - Saifuddin
• MP SPEAKS | Extend electricity bill discount to Sabah, S'wak too
• 'You weren't in the meeting' - DAP, Amanah tell PKR treasurer
• Gov’t will set maximum price for standard chicken if necessary - minister
• Frontliner within administrative MCO area among 21 new Covid-19 cases
• First Covid-19 photo exhibition unveiled at Publika
• LETTER | Saudi Arabia bans child marriage, M'sia hauls up leaders against it
• No reports of M'sians infected with Covid-19 in China - Wisma Putra
• Musa demands Shafie pay RM1b to charity over 'missing' RM872m claim
• SOP for reopening of cinemas will be announced next Monday
• LETTER | So why was Zeawdeen allowed into the country 'many times'?
• Spore says prepared to work with M'sia in lifting border restrictions
• Better for Harapan to be good opposition than back Dr M as PM - PKR veep
• Mahathir met with Azmin, Hadi? Baseless allegation, says Marzuki
• S'wak Harapan says won't let PM candidate issue affect them
• FT Ministry to launch five programmes to tackle urban poverty, job losses
• Gov't studying proposal to set up fund for families of firefighters
• Free electricity for April-June and 7 news from yesterday
• COMMENT | What hope is there?
• YOURSAY | A party of diminished status, MCA should go at it alone