Archive - 4 March 2022

• KINIGUIDE | 'Sulu sultan's heirs can seize M'sian assets in 167 countries'
• PAS puts cold marriage with Umno on ice - but hopes to rekindle the spark
• Buildings designed after 2017 able to withstand earthquakes - expert
• YOURSAY | MACC chief’s exoneration fails to pass the smell test
• Johor polls: Maszlee denies being MB candidate
• MOH sets 90pct neonatal hearing screening target in 3 years
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• Arthritis drug shown to reduce risk of Covid death in large UK trial
• COMMENT | Readers' role in truth-seeking during times of war
• MOF: 1MDB's losses still cannot be determined
• Cabinet to decide single 5G network plan next Friday - Annuar
• MCA’s Wee seeks to ‘lure’ Guan Eng out
• Kula: Hamzah, Saravanan, who is telling the truth?
• #18 - It's impossible to have healthy people on a sick planet
• MP SPEAKS | It's called 'bond', not 'bank loan', for a reason
• Khaled: Size matters, bigger is more stable
• Agenda Daily has taken down article on PM, says portal's lawyer
• Russian forces seize Ukrainian nuclear plant, fire extinguished
• MP SPEAKS | What is at stake in the upcoming Johor state election?
• Asia stocks 16-month low on report of Ukraine nuclear plant fire
• VMware: Sovereign cloud takes centre stage
• Harsher penalties when National Forestry Act amended
• LETTER | Revisiting Sabah-Sulu sultanate issue amid Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Govt withdraws bid to forfeit almost RM16m of Azeez’s family assets
• US should recognise Taiwan, former top diplomat Pompeo says
• Onus on Perak to stop supplying water to Penang - minister
• Asean envoy set for 3-day Myanmar visit later this month
• Portal reportedly taking over foreign worker recruitment not accessible
• Third candidate knocked out of Johor campaign by Covid-19
• Ericsson asserts it won 5G contract from DNB on merit
• Muda faces eviction in row with Johor GLC, cops roped in
• Analysis-Big Oil's plastic boom threatens UN's 'historic' pollution pact
• Police tracing documents, witnesses abroad to assist in Tawfiq's case
• Court maintains ex-investment director in 1MDB’s US$8b lawsuit
• Anwar wants to uphold democratic principles by holding party polls soon
• Cabinet agrees to implement MRT3, improve Pan Borneo Highway
• Mersing Bersatu chief quits, gets BN T-shirt from Najib
• Bossku's aura never faded, Umno president declares
• LETTER | Malaysia's civil society condemns Russia's aggression
• Bersih calls out use of public hall as BN centre, candidate says has consent
• PR1MA Innovative Home Financing Scheme benchmark for easy financial access
• In Johor, Harapan seeks to restore welfare policies abolished by BN
• PICKids registration via MySejahtera available nationwide from March 7
• Contest between two ex-assemblypersons adds colour to poll battle in Semerah
• DAP man is fourth candidate hit by campaign setback due to Covid-19
• Parents of teen given explanation on development in probe into his death
• Salahuddin keeps faith despite some not buying anti-graft message
• Don’t take SOP for granted when borders reopen -Exco
• PN supreme council to meet tomorrow on Johor MB candidate – Hamzah
• Cricket legend Shane Warne dies of suspected heart attack
• Sabah will never recognise ‘Sulu Sultanate heirs’ claim - CM
• COMMENT | Are the wheels of justice sputtering to a halt?