Archive - 9 March 2021

• Parliament cannot sit without notice from house leader - Deputy Speaker
• YOURSAY | To win GE15, Harapan must have all its ducks in a row
• Mind the gap - generations of Malaysian women tell it like it is
• PKR Youth veep downplays revolt after Harapan Youth snub
• LETTER | Harapan's move for good governance gone down the drain?
• Treasury revokes Trump sanctions waiver for Israeli mining magnate Gertler
• COMMENT | What Najib and MCA have in common
• Boris Johnson steers clear of royal racism row after Meghan interview
• Myanmar forces trap and hunt protesters door to door
• Edict: Why the reluctance to charge police in court?
• 'When the third wave hit, we were quickly out of beds'
• China says hopes US will remove 'unreasonable' curbs on cooperation
• 64pct of tropical rainforest destroyed or degraded globally, NGO says
• COMMENT | The economic cost of being a woman during the pandemic
• LETTER | Saving our hotels is no rocket science
• Wan Saiful: Anyone trying to weaken PN govt is agent of DAP, Harapan
• Improve DidikTV content to remain relevant - academics
• Still stateless after all these years
• 114 Myanmar nationals to stay in M'sia after court leave granted
• S'gor Umno, PAS snub Housing Ministry's offer of positions
• Covid-19: 166,363 vaccinated as of March 8, says Health DG
• COMMENT | When vaccination is a 'crime'
• Zahid trial: Prosecution amends number of cheques in money laundering charge
• LETTER | Party-hoppers, where are your consciences?
• LETTER | When too salty kills
• LETTER | The illusion of anonymity
• Former MPOB officer pleads not guilty to bribery charges
• Siti Hasmah explains why she got Covid-19 vaccine
• Shahidan Kassim appointed new PR1MA chairperson
• Ex-defence minister hopes Muhyiddin won't renew support for Saudi war efforts
• Fahmi Reza to be questioned under CMA
• PKR nudges defected MP to use his new-found 'access'
• Myanmar military clamps down on media
• PM promised me post to help nation recover, reveals PKR defector
• Rina: Govt committed to addressing child marriage
• Two ex-MACC chiefs appointed to Prasarana's board - Tajuddin
• Science says it's safe, but some in France don't trust AstraZeneca vaccine
• Zahid trial: Cash-to-cheques scheme is money laundering, says witness
• Tajuddin warns PAS to 'watch out' if it backs Bersatu in Umno seats
• Custodial death: Lawyers decry 'sham' inquest after documents withheld
• Ministry plans to set up foundation to assist laid off media practitioners - Zahidi
• How the Culinary programme at Imperium International College has evolved to cope with the pandemic
• Nun kneels in front of police to stop Myanmar violence
• Britain's royals silent as 'Megxit' crisis rages after bombshell interview
• Covid-19 (March 9): 1,280 new cases, 9 deaths
• Star Media Group appoints Chor Chee Heung as new chairperson
• Interstate tourism allowed in RMCO states but general travel ban remains
• Kedah MB clears air over logging and felling
• Ganesh Bangah takes Netccentric to a whole new higher level
• Work-from-home policy to stay - Ismail Sabri
• Johor sultan: Why won't Putrajaya give mega-solar project a chance?
• Top Glove says no systemic forced labour found in the firm, posts record profit
• IRB denies U-turn on voluntary disclosure programme
• Migrant rights activist Aegile Fernandez passes away at 72
• MACC opens probe on alleged RM10m offer for MP to switch parties
• Provide internet and laptops to those working from home - Cuepacs
• Credit and debt agency helps 32k people settle debts of RM1.5b
• Fukushima radiation unlikely to raise cancer rates, UN experts say
• Tourism industry enhancing existing products to adapt post-pandemic - minister
• Felda already owns 77pct stake in FGV - minister
• Interstate tourism
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• UAE attracts corporate billions to climb tax-haven ranking