Archive - 11 February 2022

• Discontent continues to simmer in PKR Youth towards Muda
• US tells Americans in Ukraine to depart as war looms
• YOURSAY | Don't judge Dian Lee by her father's connections
• Russia and Ukraine say Berlin talks fail to yield breakthrough
• Reopening borders: Experts caution against 'European way'
• Pejuang looks to the past for its lonely 'mission impossible'
• COMMENT | Is Dian Lee another poor, little rich girl?
• Parents should worry about effects of Covid-19, not vaccine, on their children
• UK's Prince Charles contracts Covid-19 again, met Queen Elizabeth recently
• Sunway and SDSN Malaysia provide funding worth RM100,000 for sustainable solutions
• New MyTravelPass entries not in line with M'sia-Indonesia MOU: Envoy
• PBM sec-gen eyes KL seat for GE15
• US approves US$13.9b potential sale of F-15ID aircraft to Indonesia
• 1MDB, Najib agree to temporary hold on US$8b lawsuit
• Cut the rhetoric, focus on meaningful ideas, Rafizi advises youth politicians
• Muda urges Pahang govt not to sue environmentalist
• BornOil associated company Verde Resources to kickstart carbon farming with biochar In Missouri
• Khairuddin dropped as PAS syura council secretary – Hadi
• Inflation to remain moderate in 2022 – BNM
• LETTER | What's going on with M'sia's Covid-19 booster shots?
• Suaram: Inquest needed on deaths in custody
• Dian welcomes scrutiny over role in Muda
• Less than 50pct of Malays have taken booster shots
• PBM seeks partner on same wavelength
• Anti-defection law to lock down MPs but not parties?
• GDP grew 3.1pct in 2021, backed by Q4 rebound
• BNM to action if CIMB’s processing error breaches legal requirements
• Covid-19 (Feb 11): Daily cases breach 20,000 mark
• Malaysian labour agencies back Bangladesh's 'end syndicates' call
• Najib is the real traitor, not me: Muhyiddin
• Reopening ASEAN Region to Tourism
• Man's 14-year jail sentence for causing death over bad durian upheld
• Hadi: Anti-Taliban sentiments rooted in Islamophobia
• Zii Jia resolves to train in Dubai
• US lawmakers introduce bipartisan bill to address social media addiction
• Court postpones Najib, son's hearing as IRB rep gets Covid
• Malaysian economy swings back to growth but pandemic risks remain
• Capital A eyes separate listing of aviation business
• Australians told to get Covid boosters to be considered fully vaccinated
• Minister rebuffs MB candidate speculation, to sit out Johor polls
• International bookings to Southeast Asia rising as borders open -Skyscanner
• Myanmar army defector recounts heavy losses inflicted by Chin rebels
• VS Industry hires PwC Consulting to review labour practices
• Guan Eng looks for 'missing' Ismail Sabri as Omicron sweeps nation
• Outgoing Skudai rep staying put in DAP
• MACC risks contempt of court with report against whistleblower - lawyer
• Australia thwarts Chinese plot to fund election candidates - media
• Johor polls: PAS, Bersatu aim for over 40 seats - Tuan Ibrahim
• Johor polls: EC to announce SOPs before nomination
• Don't jump the gun on special card for foreigners - Sabah CM
• Snake on a plane: AirAsia flight diverted
• Sabah, S'wak amendments now in force - minister
• Cautious about move to endemic Covid phase - KJ
• Cabinet yet to discuss proposal to reopen int'l borders - PM
• PM reiterates govt's 'no MCO, no emergency' stand
• ILO wants changes to 'discriminating' Xinjiang labour policies
• Public hails end of temperature checks
• Non-Covid case backlogs drop 33.8pct - Khairy
• EU probes menstrual disorder reports after mRNA Covid shots
• Covid-19 deaths (Feb 12): 24 reported fatalities, total at 32,099