Archive - 25 January 2022

• Sinovac regimen gets strong boost from RNA shots - study
• Covid-19 deaths (Jan 25): 10 reported fatalities, the total at 31,902
• Pfizer urged to sell more Covid pills to developing countries
• Do not assume Covid pandemic reaching 'end game', warns WHO
• A portal that inadvertently aids human trafficking
• LETTER | The going is tough - but the BAM president is missing
• 'Absurd for opposition-supporting longhouse chiefs to get salary'
• 'Abdul Khalim must be thinking of his cat at home' - Kepong MP
• S Korea's 2021 GDP growth at 11-year high as exports boom
• Mali asks Denmark to immediately withdraw troops deployed there
• Myanmar's year of turmoil since the military took power in a coup
• Three US states, DC sue Google over location tracking
• COMMENT | Deconstructing 5G rollout in Malaysia - Part 1
• Ramasamy reminds Warisan of ties after latter accepts ex-DAP reps
• LETTER | Nutrition and HIV
• Junta must respect Myanmar’s membership in Asean by implementing 5PCs
• Mais appealing for reinstatement of three children's Islamic conversion
• COMMENT | Put recycle guide label on packaging
• UMW Toyota Motor partners Yayasan Raja Muda Selangor to aid flood victims
• LETTER | Teachers should stick to teaching
• Inappropriate for Wan Saiful to link Johor polls to court cluster – Shamsul
• Whistleblower to fight Azam’s defamation suit
• BAM president gives Lee Zii Jia 'blessing' to turn pro
• Building digital capabilities for a future ready Malaysia
• Snap polls: Johor PAS still hopeful for tie-up, but MB is rather busy
• Covid-19 (Jan 25): 4,066 cases, infectivity rate climbs to 1.09
• Johor polls: PAS not satisfied with Umno's 4 seat offer
• M'sia falls in corruption perception index for second year in a row
• LETTER | Maternity leave provisions still applicable to all employees
• Govt, NFC to reach settlement on RM253.6m suit, failing which trial resumes
• Ismail Sabri speaks to Cambodia PM after 'arrogant' label against Saifuddin
• Extend bank loan moratorium another 6 months, DAP tells govt
• Umno-linked celebrity receives funding from MOF Inc
• Expert: Deforestation bad for tigers, period!
• Johor polls: Muda to decide on pact, Syed Saddiq's candidacy
• Marrybrown’s mural brings new life to ‘Red House’ at Jalan Tan Hiok Nee
• Bersatu man moots reunion with Harapan in face of resurgent Umno
• Actor Afdlin ready to contest in Johor polls if fielded by PKR
• BN can use same plan in Johor after winning Malacca polls - Umno VP
• Deforested area good for tigers? Look at practical aspect too - MNS
• Indonesia, S'pore sign extradition, airspace and defence agreements
• SRC appeal involves complex issues requiring QC from UK: Najib's lawyer
• Minister advises youths to vote responsibly
• Bigger spend needed for net-zero world than assumed - McKinsey
• MACC vows 'serious attention' after poor corruption index score
• Dr M shows further signs of improvement - Marina
• Group calls minister heartless, criticises Social Welfare cashless programme
• Harapan prepared to field young candidates in Johor polls - Anwar
• Malacca education Covid clusters spike worrying - Health Dept
• M'sia receives first 500k Sinopharm vaccine doses from UAE
• No restrictions on unvaccinated children - Khairy
• Johor polls: Muhyiddin may not defend Gambir state seat
• State rep drug case: Investigation paper resubmitted to cops
• LETTER | S'pore must allow M'sians to return to vote in Johor polls
• Tigers and propaganda
• Follow CNY travel time advisory to avoid highway congestion - Plus
• Five vehicles damaged after drain collapses near Seri Kembangan
• MACC finds new leads in LCS procurement case, two CEOs detained
• Pfizer and BioNTech launch trial of Omicron-targeted Covid vaccine
• Cannabis compound stops coronavirus in test tube, can it treat Covid?