Archive - 26 February 2021

• Malaysia referred to world-renowned ulama on vaccination fatwa - Zulkifli
• YOURSAY | Little people with very big hearts
• Police to come down hard on anti-vaccine fake news
• US president, Saudi king have phone call ahead of expected Khashoggi report release
• COMMENT | The powers-that-be should take criticism on the chin
• COMMENT | Improving disclosure for election costs
• Online scam: Six Chinese nationals remain under Poca detention
• Kepong MP: Appoint single spokesperson for Covid-19 vaccine matters
• LETTER | One colour for all - real actions for a Unity Action Plan
• COMMENT | Much debate over our ‘rojak’ English
• Russian diplomats push their way home with handcar out of North Korea
• Facebook switches news back on in Australia, signs content deals
• UPDATED 3.07PM | List of locations affected by Covid-19 (Feb 26)
• Covid-19: M'sian one of two new community cases in Singapore on Thursday
• Sarawak parties say viable to hold state, federal polls concurrently
• Darell Leiking: We'll forgive but won't forget defecting rep
• Federal Court's decision against syariah law not insulting Islam - Sisters in Islam
• COMMENT | Covid-19 immunisation within the context of FTTIS
• COMMENT | Playing the 'pendatang' charade all over again
• Puad to Muhyiddin: Umno will ditch PN
• Netizen eXperience: Malaysians prefer e-wallets and debit cards as payment methods amid the Covid-19 pandemic
• Businesses more cautious entering first quarter 2021 - DOSM
• M'sia's trade surplus rises 38 pct to RM16.6b in January 2021
• Behold Putrajaya’s Tallest Building, a New Landmark and a Place to Call Home
• Maszlee: Asyraf needs to apologise or I'll sue for slander
• RM10,000 fine - MPs cite double standard still an issue
• Guan Eng wins appeal against Perkasa to reinstate defamation damages
• Non-Muslim wedding ceremonies allowed in MCO, CMCO, RMCO areas
• Chubb launches MY Smart Car Insurance for low mileage drivers in Malaysia
• LETTER | Politics, music, hobbies - a great way to foster civic engagement
• Home Ministry continues to focus on country's border control
• AstraZeneca, Sputnik vaccines face hurdles if Covid shots become annual affair
• FGV posts higher Q4 profit, eyes 'eventful' year ahead
• M'sian army to take delivery of six new helicopters in August
• Ex-IGP fails in bid to strike out Hannah Yeoh's suit
• Vivocom secures RM3.79 billion sand contract
• Three media practitioners among 132 frontliners in S'wak vaccinated for Covid-19
• RON95, RON97 up five sen, diesel unchanged
• Two rights groups quit Hong Kong as security law sends shudders through NGOs
• 1.06 million register for Covid-19 vaccination via app
• US air strikes target Iranian-backed militia facilities in Syria
• Covid-19 (Feb 26): 2,253 new cases, spike in Perak
• Johari: Anchor party should dominate ruling and opposition coalitions
• Petronas cuts annual capex to RM40b-RM45b over next five years
• LETTER | Increasing Covid-19 pains must cease
• Police probe Anwar over Harapan statement against emergency
• COMMENT | What will the DAP do?
• 1MDB scandal: Ambank to pay RM2.83b settlement to govt
• Losses deepen for AirAsia X
• MASkargo to receive China's Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine at KLIA tomorrow
• Terengganu MB receives first Covid-19 vaccine shot
• Action may be taken for failure to attend vaccination appointment - Health DG
• CMCO in Sarawak extended until March 15
• Schools in nine Sarawak districts will remain closed for another two weeks
• Vaccine: Selangor sultan gives way to frontliners
• Sinovac vaccine to arrive today, and other news you may have missed
• YOURSAY | What’s politics without politicking?
• Man seen ramming cars in viral video nabbed
• Reopening of schools: Between worry and relief