Archive - 9 February 2016

Family member suspected, said to be unstable.

They don't have to consult us, says sec-gen.

This is for recruiting locals to join the militant movement.

MP SPEAKS | An 'intelligent' person would not have anything to do with such an un-Malaysian demo.

Every additional day he's kept in prison is grim reminder of how far Malaysia has fallen.

Gov't says flood mitigation measure subject to funds available.

Southern Thailand peace process showing progress.

Rep did not mean to go against religious boundaries nor did he mean to insult Islam, it says.

Customers can get full refund at any IKEA store.

Mahathir says buying foreign cars will only benefit foreign economies.

UPDATED 6.45PM | Their Boeing aircraft was grounded at Langkawi airport due to technical problems.

Numerous initiatives are being taken in order to achieve the mission, it says.

AG should protect sources, not hide corruption, argues the NGO.

COMMENT | Deeply disturbing to see a hapless, frightened migrant worker being slapped, kicked, and punched.

It is to cover up for 1MDB's impact on the local economy, says Rafizi.

We need a rational approach to religion, says the Perlis mufti who agrees to a debate with the Aswaja chief.

Info from previous proceedings sufficient for PAC to come up with objective and fair conclusion, says Hasan.

The preliminary International Monetary Fund (IMF) Staff Report on the Malaysian economy was published by the press on Feb 5.

Not because it was rejected by PKR and DAP, says S'gor Amanah Youth chief.

There are about 500 colleges and universities and all of them are lowering their entry requirement to compete for more students. As a result, many graduates cannot find employment.

New Zealand's capital city Wellington was also rocked by a 5.7 magnitude earthquake.

'Every day that Anwar is behind bars, confidence in the M'sian justice system further erodes,' it says.

Clashes erupt after police move in to clear hawkers.

The White House is also seeking more money to combat the mosquito-borne virus.

Chemical weapons watchdog says at least four people had been exposed to sarin gas at some point.

Global crude benchmark Brent is up 17 cents at US$33.05 a barrel.

 

But condition in Johor and Malacca has improved.

Traffic flow in both directions of North-South Expressway smooth.

He says he's prepared to face censure from party's ulama council.

YOURSAY | ‘Rafidah still has some principles while Shahrizat has sold her soul.’

YOURSAY | ‘After all, Apandi says donations are not illegal under Malaysian law.’

YOURSAY | ‘That would not by any chance be Prince Turki Abdullah, would it?’

Integrity is doing the right thing when no one is watching.