Archive - 29 June 2020

• Recovery MCO: Pre-schools, kindergartens to reopen on Wednesday
• HK police arrest 53 during protest against planned national security laws
• Harapan Plus: DAP, Amanah reject any deals with Hamzah
• Following hospital fire, crown prince accuses Putrajaya of neglecting Johor
• Global coronavirus deaths top half a million
• COMMENT | Stop the harassment of Boo Su-Lyn
• Number of Sabah flood victims increased to 1,007 this morning
• LETTER | CAP urges the Malaysian government to ban sand exports
• PKR confirms sacking Haniza and four others, issues warning to Tian Chua
• All tangled up: China confusion leaves scrap metal stranded overseas
• Australia sees biggest daily rise in Covid-19 cases in two months
• Johor sultan consents to pay for repairs to burnt HSA ward
• LETTER | Outdated healthcare policies for refugees put all at risk
• LETTER | Ensure civil society participation for a people-centred Asean
• LETTER | Grateful for electricity bill relief but worry about schools reopening
• Court sets Sept 4 for update on ex-Goldman banker's 1MDB case in US
• Gut feeling is real science: Know your microbiome!
• Stay connected with everyone regardless of where you are
• Research firm expects recovering oil prices to limit ringgit from depreciating
• S'pore PM's brother thrusts first-family row into politics
• May exports down 25.5pct year-on-year, trade surplus restored
• MNSC: Support needed to assist shippers in road to recovery
• Shafie grateful for PM nomination but wants consultation
• Fighting in Taiwan parliament after opposition KMT occupies building
• Dr M: I expected criticism but Mukhriz as DPM proposal not by me
• COMMENT | Why is Mahathir crucifying Anwar?
• Returning OKU, students, gov’t officers to get free Covid-19 test
• No more multiple temperature screenings in shopping malls
• Joint Statement: Ensure civil society participation for a people-centred ASEAN
• Supervisor fined RM6,000 for insulting Islam
• RM2.08m worth of drugs seized at Sandakan airport, 4 held
• BN candidate not bothered by issue of not being Pahang-born
• Gunmen attack Pakistani stock exchange, six killed - police
• Najib's bid to recuse Sri Ram postponed over Apandi's affidavit
• Mississippi moves to remove Confederate emblem from state flag
• Home minister orders cops to probe 'coat of arms' on book cover
• Haniza describes her sacking as an 'act of revenge'
• Make HSA 2016 fire inquiry report public, Najib tells gov't
• Cops seek another suspect over Datuk Seri's kidnap and death
• Three new Covid-19 cases including cancer patient
• PKR duo supports DAP and Amanah's call to shun Hamzah
• MOH warns of action after a quarter under home quarantine yet to get retested
• Gov't revives MySPC, aims to provide better social security
• PNB appoints ex-Khazanah man as new CEO
• Ministry tracing contacts of Covid-19 case that reached Cambodia
• Warning letters: Tian Chua mum, Ginie Lim maintains innocence
• Azmin praises Amirudin for ‘good job’ in helming Selangor
• COMMENT | Reconsider contempt proceedings against Malaysiakini
• Media Prima to lay off 300 staff
• RM2m haemodialysis centre to be built in Chini
• Former polsec claims received over RM1m cash from Ku Nan for Sungai Besar polls
• Iran issues arrest warrant for Trump over killing of top general
• Gilead prices Covid-19 drug candidate Remdesivir at US$2,340 per patient
• 21 police reports lodged on book’s alleged desecration of coat of arms
• Former French PM Fillon sentenced to jail for embezzling public funds
• Sarawak govt steps in to revive 23 delayed rural electrification projects
• Proposal to conduct wedding receptions in different sessions
• MP SPEAKS | The Malay urban poor
• US begins to pare back Hong Kong's special status
• Mexico talking to China, AstraZeneca on trials for coronavirus vaccine
• Book probed for 'desecrating' coat of arms and 9 news you may have missed
• YOURSAY | The hateful politics of rich Chinese vs poor Malays