Archive - 1 November 2021

• Stealing billions not an issue but Pulau Batu Puteh is - Dr M
• COMMENT | How is the manufacturer of Timah going to explain name change?
• Covid-19 deaths (Nov 1): 36 reported deaths, total at 28,912
• Robinsons Singapore extends working with Commission Factory
• Japan's Kishida defies expectations as ruling LDP easily keeps majority
• Fine for PKR's 'no crowd' ceramah shows double standards, says Kit Siang
• COP26 aims to banish coal, Asia building hundreds of power plants to burn it
• Indonesian researchers breed 'good' mosquitoes to combat dengue
• Australia eases international border restrictions for first time in pandemic
• Shopee 11.11 Big Sale returns, set to connect more Malaysians and businesses
• Selangor BN and Bersatu crossing swords over logo
• LETTER | Learning sign language early will benefit all
• Rafizi accuses Amanah leaders of pushing Harapan to accept 'Malacca frogs'
• Taxman sues businessperson for RM1.4m in tax arrears
• Cukai Makmur is one-off corporate tax
• Kopetro Travel now part of the Advantage Global Network
• 74 AEFI applications for compensation received, none approved so far
• Wee vs Lim cabotage debate goes live tomorrow night
• M'sia's carbon emissions per capita higher than worst emitter China
• Chinese version - Sarawak votes 2021
• Umno leaders differ on approach towards allies for Malacca
• BM Sarawak votes 2021
• China's giant state-owned companies struggle to align climate rhetoric with reality
• Not much new on climate issue from G20, uphill task for COP26
• LETTER | Dire straits: Only 3pct can afford to retire on EPF savings
• Covid-19 (Nov 1): 4,626 new cases, lowest in 4 months
• Grave mistake if Harapan accepts Malacca defectors, says DAP MP
• Anwar wants govt to explain 'off-budget projects' in Dewan Rakyat
• MPs to get Covid-19 booster shots starting tomorrow
• Anwar urges govt to reconsider M'sia's participation in CPTPP
• Wisma Putra announces two appointments under the Minister's Office
• Family demands probe after labourer died in custody in Pahang
• Anwar claims thousands of Muslims play slot machines in clubs
• Kedah MB Sanusi now a 'Datuk Seri'
• Female adolescents aged 13 and 14 years to be given HPV vaccine jabs
• 'Gay is Okay' book could harm public order 7 years after publication: Filing
• Covid-19: Country not ready for endemic phase, committee finds
• Covid-19 self-test kits will now be as low as RM6.90
• China says US Covid-19 origins report has no credibility
• Non-pensionable MAF veterans will also receive special RM350 aid - PM
• M'sia set to be hub for dispute resolution globally
• Putrajaya owes Sabah 10 times more in development funds - Warisan MP
• Letter on Segama lawmaker's resignation surfaces, but unlikely to have effect
• Syed Saddiq: We hear more about Timah than issues of public interest
• Pulau Batu Puteh appeal withdrawal should be investigated - Najib
• Hard liquor ban in KL grocery stores takes effect, beer still allowed
• Top In Tech: NTIS: Catalyst for Emerging Innovations
• Bursa dives after 'prosperity tax' in Budget 2022
• Jais increases number of congregants allowed for prayers
• Kelantan Syariah Criminal Code (I) Enactment comes into force today
• Rafizi weighs in on frogs
• Anwar pitches to PKR grassroots why he's standing by Idris' group
• Covid-19 deaths (Nov 2): 63 reported fatalities, total at 28,975
• PAS sticks with PN logo as Umno's courtship hits brick wall