Archive - 17 January 2023

• YOURSAY | Time for civil servants to buck up
• Ukraine demands speedier weapons deliveries from the West to confront Russia
• Covid-19 (Jan 16): 227 new cases, 6 deaths
• HK top judge defends judiciary amid fears of compromised independence
• Most CEOs expect a bleak economic outlook for 2023: PwC survey
• Upko, PBRS to jointly focus on developing Sabah
• Baby among six people killed in California shooting
• LETTER | Article 1(2) of Federal Constitution must be restored
• April 7 hearing for preacher’s legal challenge against Sedition Act's validity
• March 9 hearing of bid to quash LFL’s suit against S’pore minister
• PM: Old asset declaration system a 'farce'
• No more business as usual - PM warns as national debt hits RM1.2t
• PM: Old asset declaration system a 'farce'
• Speed limit on federal roads to be reduced by 10kmh starting tomorrow
• BN's Segamat candidate files petition against Harapan's GE15 victor
• China’s population falls for first time, highlights demographic crisis
• Heralding a New Era of Student Mobility Programs
• Speed limit on federal roads to be reduced by 10kmh starting tomorrow
• Loke: I am not Superman; improving public transport takes time
• No more business as usual - PM warns as national debt hits RM1.2t
• Police looking for family members of boy found by roadside in Cheras
• 'When will Muhyiddin meet MACC to assist in RM92.5b govt fund probe?' - Isham
• Bersatu disagrees with Dewan Rakyat speaker on Sabah 4, will sue
• LETTER | Anwar needs to act for Selangor’s future
• LETTER | Should the govt introduce Asset Declarations Act?
• Sustainability and less wastage: New entertaining Pepsi Cup Game encourages behaviour change this Chinese New Year
• Businessman pleads not guilty to making false claims totalling RM1.26m
• 'Changing Constitution's authoritative text to BM not AGC's purview alone'
• Govt may outsource legal aid to private lawyers - Azalina
• Bersatu disagrees with Dewan Rakyat speaker on Sabah 4, will sue
• Communications and Digital Ministry to introduce KPI soon
• COMMENT | Addressing M'sia's 'premarital' children issue
• I am not Superman, improving public transport needs time - Loke
• RCI into Thomas' book is not about revenge, assures Azalina
• COMMENT | Social security offers a win-win for migrant workers, Asean alike
• Govt considering outsourcing legal aid to private lawyers - Azalina
• Ex-deputy religious affairs minister claims 'Pulau' film obscene
• Continuous rain warning in Pahang, Johor, K’tan, T’ganu – MetMalaysia
• PHOTO ESSAY | Dragon joss sticks in high demand despite price hike
• Two 1MDB trial judges elevated to Court of Appeal
• Indonesian court hears class-action suit after children die from tainted cough syrup
• Ex-religious affairs deputy minister claims 'Pulau' film obscene
• 'Malaysia Madani' poised to replace 'Keluarga Malaysia' slogan
• Decision on four Sabah MPs keeping seats final - Johari
• March 13 fixed for Najib, son's income tax appeal hearing
• Three more charged with submitting false claims for Penjana Kerjaya incentives
• School cash aid stolen: SOP breach in RM109k withdrawal - Fadhlina
• Madius urges cabinet to discuss cargo ship missing since Jan 9
• African Swine Fever hits 4 more Penang pig farms
• Guideline needed for civil servants to report misconduct - Cuepacs
• Ex-school principal charged with sexual assault, rape of student
• Last 2 lawyers withdraw from Siti Bainun abuse case
• RM2m 'chocolate' given to another party, not Guan Eng - lawyer
• Govt approves RM40m for TAR UMT, to keep supporting university
• Speaker rejects first anti-hopping case
• Najib to file second bid in apex court to nullify SRC conviction
• No negligence in last year's power outage incident - govt
• 6 state polls: Harapan MBs, CM want to meet PN to set date
• Doctors in China are discouraged from citing Covid on death certificates