Archive - 5 December 2020
- 42 detained for fighting in front of Low Yat plaza
- Poor nations could be trampled in ‘stampede for vaccines’, warns UN
- Kedah MB accuses MIC, DAP of fanning racial, religious sentiments
- UPDATED 11.47PM | List of locations affected by Covid-19 (Dec 5)
- US House votes to decriminalise marijuana at federal level
- Negotiations on pause - UK, EU call in leaders to save trade talks
- Iran tells IAEA it will accelerate underground uranium enrichment
- Perak MB ouster: Rep suggests Bersatu can take revenge on Umno's Johor MB
- Immigration denies not taking action against migrants building settlements
- Umno man proposes ousted Perak MB to be appointed as senior minister
- Umno, Harapan leaders meet Sultan Nazrin amid search for new MB
- Unity minister told to reprimand Kedah MB over 'racial slur'
- Kedah MB's 'drunk on toddy' comment riles MIC leaders
- No MB yet, Perak ruler won't interfere in party negotiations
- Sanusi's rare earth deal may be bigger than 1MDB scandal - MIC chief
- Is PN consensus worth sacrificing for positions? - Ousted Perak MB asks Umno
- Anwar: Zafrul failed to address Fitch's concerns behind Malaysia's downgrade
- No confidence test on Johor MB yet but emergency motion still possible
- Jeram rep: No objection to non-halal section, only alcohol
- Govt to end CMCO in most areas, cites RM300m per day loss to economy
- Interstate, inter-district travel ban lifted among new SOPs
- Covid-19 (Dec 5): 1,123 new cases vs 1,143 recoveries
- Faizal and excos tender resignation to state palace
- Don't seek revenge, ousted Perak MB tells Johor Bersatu
- PAS waiting for central decision on Perak, but says mandate is to defend PN
- 'See you at DPM's residence' - ousted MB quips
- Umno considering three candidates for Perak MB
- EPF contributors with pay cuts less than 30 pct can still apply for i-Sinar
- Interstate travel allowed nationwide and other news you may have missed
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- Spirit of volunteerism still strong in the face of Covid-19