Archive - 8 December 2021

• Najib guilty: All 7 charges proven beyond reasonable doubt
• For voters of Meluan, bank ATMs and petrol stations a top priority
• Piasau candidate uses exercise, Facebook to connect with voters
• YOURSAY | Tudung politics: If nation to progress, we must build bridges
• Indonesia bolsters recovery efforts after volcano kills 34
• EU agencies endorse mix-and-match of Covid-19 vaccines
• Studies suggest Pfizer shot may protect only partially against Omicron
• Pahang rep urges state govt to waive tax, land rental for farmers
• Hartal Doktor Kontrak postpones second strike, awaits cabinet decision
• For the 2nd time listed as the World’s Top 2% scientists by Stanford University
• Rohingya refugees sue Facebook for US$150b over Myanmar violence
• Kelvin Yii: GPS is tricking voters that PAS extremism won't affect Sarawak
• US Senate backs sale of missiles to Saudi Arabia
• A suspected killer of Saudi journalist Khashoggi held in France -sources
• Court unanimously throws out Najib's appeal, allows stay of execution
• Australia joins diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter Games
• Imperium International College signs MoU with Institut Léonard de Vinci, Paris
• Roadblock in Najib's GE15 comeback
• Malaysia Specialty Coffee Association hosts Digital Malaysia Coffee Week with Shopee
• Verdict exonerates trial judge in Najib’s RM42m SRC case - DPP
• Ex-Sarawak AG heads task force probing Thomas' allegations of judicial abuse
• Opposition MP urges govt to reconsider ban on Thaipusam, Chingay processions
• Najib points at Dr M's era forex scandal after judge's remark in SRC verdict
• 'National embarrassment' gavel crushes Najib's 'national interest' defence
• Anwar call for transparency over Ericsson's 5G contract
• Rosmah's graft trial postponed after close contact with Covid-19 case
• Price hike issue: Strict enforcement needed in supply chains - academic
• Students can be critical of government, not emotional – PM Ismail Sabri
• Judges: Najib's 'Arab donation' defence untenable
• Only saliva Covid-19 tests allowed in schools - MOE
• Covid-19 (Dec 8): 5,020 cases, S'wak has lowest R-naught
• Britain considers ministerial boycott of 2022 Beijing Olympics - The Telegraph
• Pua recalls open letter which continues to infuriate Mahathir
• South Korea considers expanded Covid-19 home care as new cases top 7,000
• Meta offers deferral program for employees unready to return to office
• 'Welcome to Sungai Buloh Prison' poster for Najib fake - Prisons Department
• Selangor plans to sell remaining vaccines under SelVax industry
• Govt introduces action plan to make KL carbon-neutral city
• Be fair to Shahrizat's daughter - Annuar defends MDEC appointment
• LETTER | Set up special fund to ease plight of disabled people
• BMA is a citizen-centred approach, not elitist - Nazir
• Indonesia to send 5-10k people to work in M'sia in Jan
• LETTER | Coffee shop liquor licence - a red herring?
• COMMENT | No joy, only a colossal national shame
• Omicron reported in 57 countries, hospitalisations to rise - WHO
• DAP man: If every flag was a lunch box, no one would starve
• MB defends action against illegal durian orchards
• Unemployment down 3.4pct in October
• Undi18: Voters will appear on electoral roll a month after 18th birthday
• Thaipusam SOPs not yet finalised, says ministry after backlash
• S'wak polls: GPS' proven success record says it all - Abang Jo
• GPS promises continuity, independence from other political forces
• Najib guilty Part II: The 'embarrassment'
• Some eateries increase prices, others mull doing so next year
• Early BioNTech, Pfizer data suggests boosters may protect against Omicron infection
• YOURSAY | The Najib verdict - a bittersweet victory
• Covid-19 deaths (Dec 9): 28 reported fatalities, total at 30,746