Archive - 9 November 2021

• Another PAS purge: Unquestioning loyalty not the way - Salahuddin
• Key takeaways from PAS muktamar
• YOURSAY | Penny wise, pound foolish in leasing Vellfires
• 'I fasted to stop menstruating' - violinist shares experience with period poverty
• Keep track of your medical record
• COMMENT | Singapore's true colours exposed by death penalty case
• Australia's NSW says unvaccinated 16 times more likely to die from Covid-19
• COMMENT | Returning the loot to thieves - the law is an ass
• Tuvalu minister stands in sea for COP26 speech to show climate change
• TI-M seeks transparency from govt on custodial deaths
• MCA defends Kelebang candidate from calls to resign as deputy minister
• Bar tells S'gor to follow due process when excising forest reserves
• Amnesty says Israeli spyware used to hack Palestinian activists' phones
• Economy to recover when cross-border activities fully allowed - Mustapa
• 'Extreme and unnecessary' - Suaram slams overnight detention of OA activist
• Women’s group welcomes govt commitment to criminalise stalking
• BEST introduces new consolidated cross-border logistics service for Southeast Asia
• Nagaenthran case: Why give with one hand, take away with the other? - deputy CM
• PM begins 3-day visit to Indonesia
• LETTER | Revenue or counter-productive?
• M'sia reiterates commitment to eradicate Covid-19 with Asean partners
• 1MDB run like ‘Chinese coffeeshop at Petaling Street’, court hears
• Petronas partners with ExxonMobil to accelerate net zero emissions goal
• Taiwan says China can blockade its key harbours, warns of 'grave' threat
• Fast flood claims settlement for Allianz General’s customers
• Pakistan agrees one-month 'complete ceasefire' with local Taliban militants
• MOH preparing projection on medical officers for permanent appointment
• Removal of foreign source income tax exemption will not discourage FDI
• 'Not easy' - Adly likens taking in Idris to Harapan accepting Dr M
• Ex-minister smells graft after Putrajaya ditches Proton for Toyota
• PKR meeting unhappy grassroots, says Ginie Lim's contributions not forgotten
• Bung: Give Sabah 10pct of federal budget, we will manage it ourselves
• Guan Eng refutes MOF: Harapan never approved Vellfire switch
• Tested Covid-19 positive, Nagaenthran's stay of execution extended
• Can Azmin's deputy afford part-time job in Malacca? - PKR
• UK to add China's Sinovac, Sinopharm to approved vaccine list
• Covid-19 pills are coming, but no substitute for vaccines, disease experts say
• KJ delivers breakthrough news - medical marijuana products permissible
• 'Idris as CM' letter circulated as Malacca campaign heats up
• Tajuddin tipped for Indonesian ambassador job
• 1MDB trial: Ex-CEO denies misleading auditor KPMG over investment
• SOP violation: DAP man denies wrongdoing, points to Rauf and Najib
• Khalid: How many Malays have left Selangor for Kelantan?
• Circular to end period spot check 'progress' but lacks details - SIS
• 'I didn't snub Najib' - Seafood warung owner hurt by edited video
• Covid-19 (Nov 9): 5,403 cases, more cases than recoveries
• Bangladesh's Beximco to sell first generic version of Merck Covid-19 pill
• Redzuan's 'announcement' fizzles, says quit claim played up by certain quarters
• Umno veep: Muafakat Nasional now exists in name only
• Malacca polls: Independent candidates choose tree, key as symbol
• Rotational attendance for schools - Edu Ministry
• User behind Twitter account Edisi Siasat urged to show evidence
• Cansino ready for bigger rollout to private market, as booster
• Nearly half of MACC's arrests involve civil servants
• Ministry to roll out first 5G network tomorrow
• Police rescue 3 suspected teen victims of sex exploitation
• EPF withdrawal should be last resort - Nurul Izzah
• Much ado over ministers' Vellfire
• Youngest Malacca polls candidate battles youth disinterest in politics
• Court allows temporary release of Bung Moktar’s passport
• Covid-19 deaths (Nov 10): 78 reported fatalities, total at 29,427