Archive - 29 December 2022

• YOURSAY | Time is of the essence for Anwar
• Russians flock to Thailand as tourism rebounds from collapse
• US to impose mandatory Covid-19 tests for travellers from China
• Top stories of 2022 - Malaysiakini readers' choice
• China slams Taiwan's 'cannon fodder' conscription decision
• Covid-19 (Dec 28): 480 new cases, 4 deaths
• Special RM700 cash aid for civil servants to be disbursed on Jan 17
• Sofia Jane stars in a movie set for the prestigious Rotterdam festival
• UN halts some programmes in Afghanistan after ban on women aid workers
• COMMENT | Mavcom found wanting amid flight delays
• Electricity tariffs, labour costs hike to much for car parts businesses
• LETTER | Malaysia’s Achilles' heel
• China's vast countryside in rush to bolster Covid-19 defences
• Johor permaisuri expresses sadness over alleged abuse to death of boy
• LETTER | UPSR and PT3 - a bygone era
• Suhakam: Leverage int'l positions to pressure Taliban on women's education
• Pahang appoints non-Malay deputy speaker for the first time
• COMMENT | Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's most narcissistic of all?
• CPTPP: Mat Sabu promises to bring 6 demands from NGOs to cabinet
• COMMENT | What's up with Malacca's psychedelic trishaw?
• Health DG urges M'sians to take booster jabs as China reopens borders
• DID undertaking 40 flood mitigation projects in K'tan, T'ganu
• Bersatu demands speaker declare 4 Sabah seats vacant
• Inappropriate for Muslims to call themselves priests - Penang mufti
• Time for Zuraida to call it quits, say analysts
• Johari will decide status of 4 GRS MPs within 21 days
• Analysis-Modi's popularity key to selling cut in food aid ahead of Indian elections
• Factbox: Covid-19 rules for China travellers rolled out around the world
• Canada's Hudson Bay polar bear population plummets
• SMEs Thrive as Economy Rebounds
• China's Covid policymaking under scrutiny as infections soar
• TM sold KL Tower shares to focus on telco services
• Asia's tourist hotspots prepare for boom as China relaxes Covid rules
• Nancy: Cabinet agrees in principle to establish special dept for children
• 2023 Budget to consider manifestoes of all parties in unity government
• Orang Asli villagers worry about bear sightings at Kampung Perawas
• Perak state assembly passes anti-party hopping law
• Merdeka 118: PMVSB to provide full cooperation on daredevil climb
• M'sian economy to moderate in 2023 amid global uncertainty
• Pahang govt, opposition should cooperate to develop state - MB
• Under PAA probe, group calls for the right of people to meet their MPs
• Graphjet signs LO for RM400mil production plant in Kuantan ahead of US$1.5bil NASDAQ listing
• As PBM embarks on new beginning, Sng tells dissenters to leave
• Zambry: Cases involving Indonesian domestic workers to be reviewed
• Cambodian casino fire kills 10, many feared trapped
• Russia fires barrage of missiles at Ukraine's major cities
• Selangor MB proposes use of face masks by food operators in stages
• MACC launches probe into KL Tower shares transfer
• Risking death at sea, Rohingya Muslims seek safety in Indonesia
• Workers denied minimum wage will lose out on RM4,200 - labour group
• Suspect with mental illness held over alleged vandalism at Sibu graves
• Probed for gathering at Parliament
• Malaysian Media Council has a role to curb fake news and protect practitioners
• Sovereign cloud set to form part of AVM Cloud-TIME ‘3Cs of Digitalisation’ strategy in 2023
• Soccer star Pele, Brazilian legend of the beautiful game, dies at 82
• Covid-19: Mata urges govt to suspend entry of tourists from China