Archive - 15 August 2022

• Putin says Russia and North Korea will expand bilateral relations
• Salman Rushdie off ventilator and 'road to recovery has begun,' agent says
• COMMENT | Can DAP ever work with Umno?
• Wrongfully jailed and whipped, documented migrant seeks justice
• Explore holistic education at ISKL’s Open Day!
• Covid-19 (Aug 14): 3,045 new cases, 5 deaths
• LETTER | Greed is putting our soldiers' lives at risk
• Don't look back in anger - Nik Nazmi's mid-career memoir
• SRC evidence bid: Chief justice heads 5-person bench
• MATRADE urges Malaysian businesses to leverage on INSP MIHAS to connect with over 400 international buyers
• MP SPEAKS | Which defence minister is responsible for the LCS scandal?
• PKR’s Ahmad Azam reappointed as senator
• Zafrul: M'sia to achieve GDP growth of 5.3-6.3pct this year
• Free food truck feast in Shah Alam at Keluarga Malaysia tour
• Support Health White Paper tabling and proposals, Khairy says
• ILO: Hicom Automotive’s sacking of union members deemed ‘intimidation’
• Najib’s lawyers submit additional evidence allegedly withheld from them
• Expedite probe into police link to troll farms, Guan Eng urges IGP
• No more wars, Japan PM says as ministers visit controversial shrine
• Foreign investors in buying mode for 4th-straight week on Bursa
• Kit Siang: Dari 9 menteri pertahanan, siapa punca isu LCS?
• Minister moots retraining local workers, upskilling in plantations
• Muda blasts BN for overseas-born kids' citizenship polls promise
• Ex-Malacca MCA chief, bodybuilding champion Gan Boon Leong dies
• Noor Hisham: New Covid-19 cases down by 6.6pct last week
• Can't pay e-hailing fares? Take other public transport, govt says
• Prosecution tells Federal Court Najib's fresh evidence is hearsay
• MOH's white paper: A vision to future-proof M'sian healthcare
• Transfer land ownership before upgrading schools - Radzi
• Caste in California: Tech giants confront ancient Indian hierarchy
• Most youth bankruptcy cases due to personal loans - deputy minister
• A year of Taliban rule gives Afghanistan security but little hope
• Malaysia Mega Sale Expo is back with their amazing deals!
• Dog abuse: Lawyer mulls legal action against three agencies
• Wan Saiful: Is PM afraid to meet his political allies?
• Angry China stages more drills near Taiwan as US lawmakers visit
• MACC to charge former BNS official over LCS project - report
• Budget 2023 will continue emphasis on Keluarga M'sia's welfare - PM
• Activist decries hypocrisy over Syed Saddiq's cameo in 'Katak'
• Iran says Rushdie and supporters to blame for attack
• Sabah to develop carbon exchange legislation within a year
• Dutch court to announce ruling in MH17 murder trial on Nov 17
• Kuantan businesses have three days to fly Jalur Gemilang or face fines
• Task force to review data before deciding on chicken export ban, ceiling prices
• UK first to approve Omicron Covid shot with Moderna go-ahead
• Myanmar court jails Suu Kyi for six years for corruption
• BN supreme council: No decision yet on parties applying to join coalition
• Minister: Selection of Bangladeshi agencies not swayed by 'support letters'
• Agong, Raja Permaisuri arrive in Turkiye for a state visit
• Indonesian consulate to seek justice for wrongfully whipped migrant
• Continue with the Mara Digital Project, PM tells Mara