Archive - 13 January 2022

• M'sia waiting to see international stand on Afghanistan - Saifuddin
• Foreign Ministry to focus on education on Rohingya issue - Saifuddin
• ADUN SPEAKS | Azam Baki shouldn't drag in the Agong
• YOURSAY | Double standards in flood relief work
• COMMENT | How we embolden the corrupt
• Satellites to be used to improve communications during disasters
• Azam Baki ordered to appear at PSC meeting next Wednesday
• Johor DAP blasts 'baseless accusation' by member who quit to join Bersatu
• COMMENT | M’sians are crying out for credible leadership
• Prince Andrew must face sex abuse accuser's lawsuit - US judge
• RM42.5m for food service but athletes' allowance reduced
• Don’t delay vaccinating children against Covid-19 – medical experts
• Court directs lawyer to file defence against Bersatu rep’s lawsuit
• Hold environmental criminals accountable – expert
• LETTER | A case of the pot calling the kettle black?
• Hong Kong activist on bail re-arrested for remarks 'endangering national security'
• Pannai pottery for Pongal to cook up new beginning
• LETTER | Corruption and media manipulation, the 2 greatest problems in Malaysia
• Why cops probing MP over 4-year-old social media post? - Kit Siang
• HUAWEI Petal Search Review Article Contest - Divyaanjali
• Sunway Artessa: A golden opportunity to own a low-density freehold residence in KL, 500m away from the LRT station
• Transparency, funds needed to avoid cases like Sandakan bridge: Suhakam
• Minister's electricity tariff 'won't burden people' excuse a cliché - Amanah rep
• LETTER | Barbarians at the gate
• Following severe floods, Deputy Agong wants climate change addressed
• Covid-19 (Jan 13): 3,684 cases, slight uptick in hospital admissions
• First person convicted under HK national security law drops appeal
• Feb 22 verdict on suit over engineer's 2013 death in custody
• CAP wants govt to ban import of plastic waste for recycling
• Hamzah: Op Benteng under national task force to end this June
• Zuraida: Malaysia to bring in more foreign plantation workers
• New data finds AZ booster generates higher antibodies against Omicron
• ECRL alignment finalised - Wee
• Celebrating Brilliant Young Advocates through Youth PACT 2022
• Announced: Ceiling prices for private sale Sinovac, Sinopharm
• MACC scandal: Stop harassing whistleblowers, MPs tell govt
• Biden imposes first sanctions over N Korea weapons programme after missile tests
• UN envoy urges 'inclusive' Asean approach to Myanmar crisis
• Sime Darby Plantation sees labour shortages worsening in early 2022
• Ministry: Recovered 1MDB funds only enough to pay debt principal for 2022
• Asia's richest get richer during pandemic - report
• Bukit Aman to investigate death in custody at Taiping IPD lockup
• Batu Gajah council: Jawi signage not compulsory but to promote policy
• German IT security watchdog: No evidence of censorship function in Xiaomi phones
• Russia-led bloc starts pulling troops out of Kazakhstan
• Judge mulls civil suit against 'conspirators' over 'naked in bed' accusation
• Lokman given 24 hours to apologise over remarks on judge
• Court reserves decision in NFCorp executive chairperson's appeal
• Minister: Malaysia to expedite foreign labour recruitment with Indonesia
• Paya Mengkuang pig farms gazetted as swine fever outbreak and control areas
• SC set to interview MACC chief’s brother - report
• 1MDB debt collectors come knocking
• Without govt support, national judo athlete's golden spark fizzles
• Thaipusam SOP based on temple management proposals - Halimah
• Thaipusam: Over 1k volunteers to be mobilised at Batu Caves