Archive - 9 August 2021

• COMMENT | Malaysia must start afresh on a clean slate
• Cops to quiz Mahathir over gathering outside Parliament
• As Umno MPs bicker over PN, MCA reiterates loyalty to BN
• Analyst: Muhyiddin has options, can still cut deal with 'court cluster'
• Tokyo douses Olympic flame closing pandemic Games
• Anti-military protests in Myanmar on anniversary of 1988 uprising
• Israeli survey finds 3rd Pfizer vaccine dose has similar side effects to 2nd
• Harapan moots stricter requirements for 'green pass'
• Singer Siti Sarah dies after battle with Covid-19
• Taliban overrun northern Afghan cities of Kunduz, Sar-e Pul, Taloqan
• LETTER | Fate of main businesses in tourism industry
• LETTER | Covid-19, farmers and fishermen: A lesson not to be missed
• LETTER | Is a viable coalition ready to take over if Muhyiddin is removed today?
• Lawyer: Court can help determine PM's legitimacy
• EC: No by-election for Kelantan's Melor state seat
• COMMENT | We need meaningful, granular Covid-19 data
• MACC to probe alleged attempts to ‘buy’ opposition MPs
• Umno assemblyperson quits Kesedar board
• Penang set to emerge as ASEAN’s regional space technology ecosystem hub
• With the Nuffnang Live Commerce Playbook, marketers can now learn ‘secrets’ of successful campaigns
• Two timber firms suing NGO Save Rivers for defamation
• Bersih welcomes Umno resignations, calls for GLC appointments reform
• HRD Corp collaborates with JobStreet to nurture new job opportunities with exclusive training incentives
• DAP urges PM to splurge on rakyat, not 'buy' political support
• ViewSonic launches its highly anticipated M2e projector with features like no other!
• Son dismisses rumours of former chief sec's death
• IBM: Sixty years in Malaysia and now viewed as a ‘local MNC’
• Nik Nazmi: Why ministers allowed to gather at PM's house?
• 11 including 3 Vietnamese women nabbed at wild party
• Govt could be sued over allegedly botched Covid-19 response - experts
• Umno reveals letters by MPs who no longer back Muhyiddin
• Ex-magistrate ordered to enter defence in RM295k corruption case
• Covid-19 (Aug 9): 17,236 new cases, six states and FT above 1k
• 'Royal institution must be upheld as check and balance power'
• Open more PPVs for undocumented migrants, says PKR leader
• Civil group urges govt to accept 5 demands of hunger strike protester
• UN climate change report sounds 'code red for humanity'
• Once-in-50-year heatwaves now happening every decade - UN report
• Hulu Langat Covid-19 Assessment Centre director dies of Covid-19
• Ex-Jerantut MP quits Bersatu, rejoins Umno
• PAS veep: If I were PM, I may have dissolved Parliament
• 'Enough lah' - Sim says after cops summon more MPs over Parliament march
• Caring for yourself means caring for your mental health
• Cops nab senior citizen for deriding Kedah MB over morgue joke
• Covid funerals: Unity Ministry criticised for not consulting non-Muslims
• 95pct of Covid-19 dead in Sarawak were not vaccinated
• Man on hunger strike to demand change passes baton to another
• Perks for the fully vaccinated: A guide to the SOPs
• This year's indigenous peoples' festival focuses on Covid-19 resilience
• LETTER | P-hailing conundrum to regulate bad road antics
• After Umno, opposition sends letters to Agong rejecting Muhyiddin - party sources
• Govt considers allowing low-risk activities in Phase 1 states - Hishammuddin
• 'Durian RM30' offers: Police to thoroughly investigate, says minister
• Muhyiddin confident 80pct population fully vaccinated end-October
• King to Malaysians: Be guided by Hijrah spirit in pandemic fight
• 23 Orang Asli villages under EMCO - Hishammuddin
• Umno's numbers game
• YOURSAY | Govt is dysfunctional, it's up to us to help ourselves
• MMA wants govt to postpone relaxations for fully vaccinated persons
• Kedah Health Dept apologises after woman gets wrong second vaccine