Archive - 17 June 2021

• YOURSAY | PN keeps shifting goalposts on Parliament reopening
• COMMENT | Did you hear about the hawker, the politician and the police?
• MP SPEAKS | Restoring the country starts with its people
• Moscow makes Covid-19 vaccination compulsory for public-facing workers
• Harapan: PM should resign if king is not advised to reopen Parliament soon
• SATIRE | Eh bargher, don’t simply complain ah
• Govt considering 'AZ first dose, Pfizer second dose' method - KJ
• HK police arrest Apple Daily directors, seize reporting materials
• Philippines Duterte mulls vice president bid
• New Covid-19 cluster in Sabah may be linked to Kaamatan festival
• Expedite vaccinating children against Covid-19, say experts
• China says no leak at nuclear plant, no change to detection standards
• Cameron Highlands farms can now operate in EMCO areas - minister
• MP SPEAKS | 10 questions and suggestions for the National Recovery Plan
• Speaker denies saying reopening Parliament in Sept 'rational'
• Undi18 gets leave in legal bid to lower voting age in M’sia
• RM90 to vax each construction worker in Klang Valley: Works minister
• Myanmar village razed after fighting; residents blame security forces
• Guan Eng calls for Takiyuddin to be axed over 'disloyalty' to royals
• Prime Commerce officially expands its market to Malaysia
• COMMENT | Parliamentary democracy not the solution for our nation
• Bridges Gives Back 2021
• Saifuddin raises eyebrows with another ministerial order
• ADUN SPEAKS | Vaccines - just-in-time vs just-in-case
• 50pct discount for traffic summonses from June 18
• Maybank disputes claim it loaned RM30b to 'forest-risk' firms
• Kelantan Orang Asli, interior communities to get CanSino vaccine
• 'Agong didn't give date' not an excuse to dither on Parliament - Mat Hasan
• Deputy minister, Jakim take issue with Suhakam's 'third gender' study
• Covid-19 (June 17): 5,738 new cases, surge in N Sembilan
• Where do speaker and his deputies stand on opening Parliament?
• Kit Siang: Unless there's convincing majority, ceasefire needed for Covid-19 war
• Ousted Perak MB defends successor after low spec phones debacle
• Bersatu man: Harapan chiefs are 'political animals' for 'manipulating' royal decree
• COMMENT | An Olympic-size Covid risk
• Un-Malaysian! Nazri pans negative depiction of migrants and refugees
• RM12.12b approved under SME soft loan fund as at June 4 - Zafrul
• PMO 'takes note' of royal stand, will act according to Constitution
• Govt approved RM1.2b in wage subsidies as at June 4 - finance minister
• M'sia-based suppliers risk RM269bil by not going green: Standard Chartered
• Hundreds of Indonesian healthcare workers contract Covid-19 despite vaccination
• Delta variant fuelled 50pct rise in English Covid prevalence - study
• LETTER | National Recovery Plans needs 7 supplementary pillars
• LETTER | National Recovery Plan has targets but no clear strategy
• In China's new Xinjiang: patriotic tourism, riot police and minders
• Covid-19 out of control in Afghanistan as cases up 2,400pct in a month
• Two nabbed for offering Covid-19 vaccine packages online
• Pahang provides additional reserve land for Batek Orang Asli
• Perak Umno Youth chief lodges report over Fahmi Reza's alleged slander of MB
• Medical graduates disqualified last-minute from placements due to 'gazetting' issue
• Nine longhouses in Matu, Sarawak placed under EMCO
• No more warning for factories found flouting SOPs - Hamzah
• Astrazeneca-Pfizer combo
• CITF approves vaccination for exam-year students
• COMMENT | Misunderstanding regime change
• More than two years on, Tasik Chini area yet to be made a forest reserve
• 'I am alive again': Vaccinated S Korean grannies enjoy a splash