Archive - 21 September 2020

• US banks didn’t act on ‘suspicious’ Jho Low, 1MDB-linked transfers until too late, leak shows
• Syed Saddiq juggles between new youth party and return to university
• Six dead bodies wash up at Johor beach
• Car damaged after hit by a crane, not another Suke incident
• Secret docs show banks defy US crackdowns to serve oligarchs, criminals and terrorists
• Umno leader tests positive for Covid-19 under RTK, taking swab test to reconfirm
• COMMENT | Having faith in corruption in Malaysia
• Unchecked by global banks, dirty cash destroys dreams, lives
• India's Nobel laureate fears upsurge in child labour as pandemic shrivels economy
• YOURSAY | 'Flying modem': Rakyat's innovation highlights govt's failure
• Court dismisses Anwar's bid to strike out suit over royal pardon
• A long blog on Raw Points earns a place in Malaysia Book of Records
• Suhakam to monitor Sabah polls beginning today
• Tambunan - Will Jeffrey stave off the paramount leader's disciple?
• YOURSAY | When our leaders ignore Rukun Negara
• 16,877 police, military personnel and spouses in early voting tomorrow
• MP SPEAKS | Will govt uphold Keningau Batu Sumpah principles?
• Thai protesters' plaque near palace challenging monarchy removed
• Former T'ganu MB Wan Mokhtar dies at age 88
• HSBC HK shares drop to lowest since 1995, StanChart falls after 'FinCen' leak
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• COMMENT | What the common people want
• Biden blasts Trump's plan to push for Supreme Court nominee before election
• Dusun villagers warn of '7-generation curse' if Papar Dam is built
• COMMENT | Sabah election: A new or false dawn?
• LETTER | Where are the women leaders, MTUC?
• Not possible for PBS to withdraw from contesting all seats, Pairin tells Hamzah
• Comms Ministry studying need for cyberbullying laws
• LETTER | Uyghur Muslims deserve better than re-education camps
• After Nazri's 'donkey could have won' in GE14 remark, Muda nets 7k applications
• LETTER | Policy U-turn on PTPTN waiver unfair to high achievers
• PCS 'dark horse' going full tilt in Sabah polls
• Reconsider drink driving-related amendments, urges retired judge
• KJ: Shafie chose Dr M who refused to give oil tax instead of Muhyiddin
• In Elopura, Taman Mesra PPR residents hold on to 'rent-to-own' promises
• Mavcom settles suits with Airasia, Airasia X over RM2m fines
• Shafie hit by anti-migrant sentiment, Muhyiddin struggles to foster unity
• Zahid's hearing postponed pending Covid-19 test result
• US to surpass grim milestone of 200k Covid-19 deaths
• Azmin: GRS negotiations still ongoing
• 57 new Covid-19 cases, sixth Sabah cluster emerges
• Mohamaddin apologises over remarks on Ops Daulat
• Jeffrey's Star no longer backing indies
• Sabah polls: Sabahans want employment opportunities
• PBS candidate for Karamunting no stranger to constituency
• Musa's campaign can influence Sabah polls outcome - analysts
• Joseph Kitingan hits campaign trail to garner support for PBS
• Shafie says will ask Mohamaddin to explain Ops Daulat remarks
• Covid-19: Tamu, night markets in 9 Sabah districts temporarily closed
• Court advises Khalid Samad, FMT to settle defamation suit amicably
• PKR suspends member over 2018 assault against Rafizi
• Study suggests dengue may provide some immunity against Covid-19
• 'Everyone is doing badly': A mighty flow of dirty money swamps bureaucrats
• Global banks seek to contain damage over suspicious fund transfers