Archive - 12 March 2021

• Harapan shouldn't shut the door on Umno - PKR Youth vice-chief
• YOURSAY | 'Fake news is whatever the government says'
• YOURSAY | Dog-whistle politics - DAP blamed again
• MDEC to provide funding facilitation support to Malaysian-based startups with its Founders Grindstone and Investor Matching initiatives
• Ex-Tabung Haji chairperson fails to have corruption case quashed
• Kit Siang asks if fake news ordinance will be used against Dr Rafidah
• COMMENT | The real Malay dilemma
• KJ says he asked IGP to not punish vaccine whistleblowers
• Bloodshed continues in Myanmar, 12 protesters killed
• Novavax vaccine 96% effective against original coronavirus, 86% vs British variant
• J&J to make up to three billion Covid-19 vaccines in 2022: chief scientist
• COMMENT | Can 'Allah' just mean God from now on?
• US$400 for a plate of rice and beans? UN counts cost of 'man-made' famines
• Strange if 18-year-olds can contest GE15 but not vote - Harapan Youth chief
• COMMENT | 'Bus only' rule for interstate travel borders on absurdity
• Ku Li: Umno must defeat 'political prostitute' PAS in GE15
• LETTER | Let's be rational about the clampdown on fake news
• Najib: Cops forced to issue RM10k fine shows why Parliament debate important
• COMMENT | Socso planning rates hike due to poor management?
• Nearly 250,000 vaccinated against Covid-19 as of March 11
• 'Fake news' ordinance is nail in coffin for free speech - lawyers
• IGP warns against street protest over 'Allah' court ruling
• Petition to end emergency launched
• Ezam summoned to Bukit Aman after warning IGP not to be 'political tool'
• Zaid on 'fake news' ordinance: Why treat rakyat like enemies?
• Biden: All US adults to be eligible for vaccines by May
• Ex-Prasarana CEO tells Tajuddin to recuse himself from board inquiry
• No Chinese vaccines to be taken by Team Japan, minister says
• In China strategy, Biden to meet with leaders of Australia, India, Japan
• 95 pct of police officers, personnel ready to receive vaccine jabs - IGP
• Sunway supports national Covid-19 immunisation programme for 1.8 million people
• Community pharmacists now listed as frontliners
• Minister: Claiming emergency declared because govt lost majority is fake news
• PM obtains fresh restraining order against Puad
• China, Malaysia should enhance collaboration, tap into new growth opportunities
• Azmin seeks to strike out suit by 10 Gombak voters
• Pfizer/BioNTech say data suggests vaccine 94pct effective in preventing asymptomatic infection
• As vaccine nationalism deepens, governments pay to bring production home
• LETTER | Why fear the anti-fake news emergency ordinance?
• 'Where is Santhara?' asks former Johor PKR chairperson
• Denmark, Norway, Iceland suspend AstraZeneca shots after blood clot reports
• Covid-19 (March 12): 1,575 new cases, 3 deaths
• 'Fake news' law: Critics posing a political question, says Saifuddin
• Hard to be 'third force', Gerakan joins PN to realise 'return to Parliament' aim
• Accelerating innovation for economic recovery with MaGIC’s Global Accelerator Programme; now accepting applications
• NUJ: ‘Fake news’ ordinance prone to abuse
• Emergency laws will be repealed at next Parliament session: minister
• 330 individuals fined RM10,000 each for flouting SOP
• Covid-19: Bukit Bayas cluster in Terengganu due to interstate travel
• Govt on right track to restore Felda's financial position - Mustapa
• EMCO at Batu Gajah rehab centre, staff quarters ends tomorrow
• 'Emergency to hold power is fake news' claim baseless, says MP
• RM10,000 fine: Offenders can appeal to district health office - Ismail Sabri
• Gerakan on mission to woo non-Malay votes to ensure PN wins GE15
• Govt defends fake news law, and other news you may have missed