Archive - 10 September 2021

• YOURSAY | The motley crew who runs the govt
• After Home Ministry's attempt to frustrate, ministers laud equal citizenship rights ruling
• Khairy urged to clarify policy changes for endemic Covid-19
• Censors: Undergarments too hot for home shopping shows
• Youth group calls for political will to decriminalise suicide
• How business travel may never be the same again
• Centre of power shifting towards East Malaysia - Tawfik
• #9 - Relationships? Conquer yourself, first!
• COMMENT | Umno is back but it’s not invincible
• Afghanistan commercial flights resume as UN warns of humanitarian crisis
• COMMENT | Keluarga Malaysia or Keluarga Umno-Baru?
• US revokes Top Glove import ban over forced labour
• Khazanah raises RM664.5m from CIMB share sale
• 'Take a chance on the young, leaders from Dr M's generation won't change'
• Unleashing reforms, Xi returns to China's socialist roots
• El Salvador president steps in to fix bitcoin rollout snags
• Malaysian mum rejoices after High Court quashed unequal citizenship policy
• Australia may refuse to bat if Taliban bans women from cricket
• Syed Saddiq maintains not-guilty plea in money laundering abetment case
• LETTER | Condominiums are for residents, not meant for tourists
• How Indian farmers' protest turned into a country-wide movement
• Harapan nominates Nga as deputy speaker
• Attacking anti-vax movement, Biden mandates widespread Covid-19 shots, tests
• 'No comment' - former AG Thomas on ex-regional arbitration chief’s legal letter
• Health Ministry backs push to decriminalise suicide
• Kit Siang nudges KJ to provide more details on brought-in-dead cases
• Bukit Gasing rep: Ensure no more prolonged MCOs in Selangor
• Najib rises from 1MDB ashes with PM economic adviser role?
• Malays lukewarm to institutional reforms, care more about economy - survey
• Covid-19 deaths among vaccinated rare, mostly Sinovac recipients
• LETTER | Respect freedom of religious minorities
• Allianz General goes the extra mile for the “little guys”; talks free roadside assistance for motorcycles
• Mother of cancer-stricken boy praying for miracle
• DFIs need to fully support recovery efforts - Zafrul
• Couple face death penalty over cannabis cookies and cakes
• Covid-19 (Sept 10): 21,176 new cases, high ICU use in Kedah, 341 deaths
• Asean-China travel bubble vital for economic recovery - PM
• Kit Siang sees CSA slipping away amid talk PM will appoint Najib as adviser
• Facing stalemate in ties, Biden and China's Xi discuss avoiding conflict
• It is time to change the narrative around rental management solutions
• S'gor welcomes recognition of Selangkah vaccine certificate
• ADUN SPEAKS | Sexual abuse is a matter of social justice
• Malaysia 'thirsts' for young leaders - Paloh rep
• COMMENT | How inspiring! Sabah stays true to unity in diversity
• Ingram Micro adds Veeam Software to cloud marketplace
• Covid-19 self-test kit: Harapan calls for ceiling price reduced to RM5
• LETTER | Efficacy of the survey doubtful
• After Kuala Langat U-turn, NGOs urge S'gor to stop encroachment at Batu Caves
• Taliban response to Afghan protests increasingly violent, UN says
• Minister: Anti-propagation bill is for FT only
• Lorry driver pleads not guilty to driving under influence of drugs
• UK spy chief: Taliban takeover of Afghanistan a 'boost' to extremists elsewhere
• ASEAN Music Showcase Festival 2021 adds two more countries, heads 3-day virtual event this September
• Bail denied to Hong Kong activist behind the Tiananmen vigil group
• Cabinet agrees to 7 reforms for ensuring political stability
• Oct 25 decision for citizenship application case of child born to foreign mom
• Small riot at Sabah immigration detention depot due to deportation delay
• Suicide: A little empathy goes a long way
• Four localities in Pahang, one in Sabah under EMCO from Sunday
• Ahmad Maslan: I was a 'victim' of unregulated political funding