Archive - 3 October 2022

• Economic challenges, flood preparations main focus as Parliament resumes
• Australia to rescue families of Islamic State fighters from Syria
• COMMENT | Ketuanan state is persecuting Tommy Thomas
• ISKL’s Scholarship Program for Malaysian students in forms 3 and 5 now open!
• Oil jumps more than 3pct as Opec+ mulls cuts of up to 1 million bpd
• Covid-19 (Oct 2): 1,360 new cases, 1 death
• Pakistani hospital overwhelmed as water-borne illnesses spread
• PM confident Budget 2023 will be supported by MPs
• As GE15 looms, climate expert warns monsoon floods may be worse than 2021
• Perak PAS aims to field 20 candidates
• 17 children among dead in Indonesian football stampede
• 'Nak gantung, bagi mati' - Tajuddin not hung up on Umno suspension
• LETTER | Time for laws to catch up with the digital economy
• Muafakat or not? PAS to decide by this week
• Govt seen pushing 'feel good' budget ahead of election
• LETTER | Channel eagerness to aid rakyat, not coerce us to vote
• LETTER | Why should I bother to vote in GE15?
• Zahid: Muafakat restoration must be guided by original charter
• MACC concerned with rise of women perpetrators in corruption - Azam
• Brazil presidential race heads to runoff as Lula tops first round
• Report: Agong abroad, not having audience with PM today
• LCS contractor completes 94pct of detailed design - deputy minister
• Najib can attend Parliament if Prison Dept allows him to - speaker
• Alleged Arab royal promised US$1.17b donation to Najib, claim letters
• Speaker rejects emergency motion on economic crisis, cites budget debate
• PBM's latest recruits safe for now as anti-hopping law not yet in effect
• Minister assures Budget 2023 will be tabled Friday, amid dissolution rumours
• Shell to invest in second oil and gas project in a month
• Weakening ringgit not reflecting state of economy - Bank Negara
• Treasury sec-gen: No more selling assets to pay 1MDB debts after 2018
• 'Don't be unduly worried over bad weather warning on US embassy website'
• Veteran RTM presenter Constance Haslam dies in France
• Budget 2023: Orang Asli community needs better infrastructure facilities
• Zahid: Members' sacking, suspension a collective decision by party leaders
• Don't hoard US dollar and worsen situation - BNM governor
• Govt will review income groups based on 2022 survey
• Kedah bans concerts that can lead to ‘immoral behaviour’ effective immediately
• Ukrainian forces advance in south as Russia yields on second front
• Inflation task force told to hatch plan on egg supply
• BNM: Economy not in crisis, growth trajectory remains positive
• The passion of the opera
• Dewan Rakyat passes amendments to criminalise stalking, protect victims
• 5kg cooking oil price drops by RM2 beginning Saturday
• COMMENT | November flood: Strategies to prepare and mitigate it
• Drop in number of new Covid-19 cases, death last week - Health DG
• Factbox: How does the Nobel Peace Prize work?
• Environmental Quality (Amendment) Bill tabled in Dewan Rakyat
• Najib mulls legal action after Parliament no-go by Prison Dept
• Wanita Umno to develop database for election candidate selection
• Honda Civic was registered under Shahrir Samad in 2013 - RTD officer
• Over 10pct of Orang Asli children drop out of school - Mahdzir
• Sweden's Svante Paabo wins 2022 Nobel Prize in Medicine
• PNB to add infrastructure assets in diversification drive
• Indonesia stadium tragedy: What happened, death toll, and reaction
• GE15: Penang Harapan to discuss seat distribution on Oct 5
• PKR Youth to crowdfund ‘flood kits’ to prepare for monsoon season
• PJD Link seeks public listing on Bursa Malaysia via reverse takeover
• ‘Najib’s sentence loses deterrent value if allowed intermittent freedom’
• Dewan Rakyat passes two bills to give electricity autonomy to Sabah
• Toddler dies after alleged abuse by father's friend, foreign maid
• COMMENT | Marching on in the next decade
• Fisherman missing for 14 hours found clinging to plastic barrel